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i) x^2 + x <= 10; x can be 1 or 2
Insufficient
ii) 2 has even(2 here) no. of factors and 4 has 3 factors, but 6 has 4 factors. Hence we can't be sure whether the no. is prime.
Insufficient.
Combining i) and ii):-
among 1 and 2, only 2 doesn't have odd no. of factors. Hence 2 is the no. and it's prime.
Sufficient.

Hence, C is the answer.
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from (1) x2+x≤10x2+x≤10
we can get that x equals to 1 or 2

(2) x does not have odd number of factors
insufficient

combine both (1) and (2), hence the anwer is D
You mean C. D says that each statement alone is sufficient. +1 on the analysis.
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I did not analyse the case of number 1 in depth - answer should be C.
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