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Two cars, A and B, each traveled a distance of 200 miles. Did car A use more gasoline than car B?
(1) Cars A and B traveled the entire distance at the rates of 63 miles per hour and 49 miles per hour, respectively.
(2) For the entire distance, car A traveled 32 miles per gallon of gasoline and car B traveled 27 miles per gallon of gasoline.
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(1) Cars A and B traveled the entire distance at the rates of 63 miles per hour and 49 miles per hour, respectively.
(2) For the entire distance, car A traveled 32 miles per gallon of gasoline and car B traveled 27 miles per gallon of gasoline.
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19 May 2025, 02:28
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Cars A and B each traveled 200 miles. We need to compare gasoline usage.
Statement 2 provides fuel efficiency (mpg), allowing gasoline usage comparison for 200 miles.
Answer: B
| Source | Information | Sufficiency |
| Stem | Distance: 200 miles | |
| Statement 1 | A: 63 mph, B: 49 mph | Insufficient, no fuel efficiency |
| Statement 2 | A: 32 mpg, B: 27 mpg | Sufficient, can compare usage |
| Statements 1 + 2 | STOP !!! | S2 alone enough, Not required to check S1+S2 |
Statement 2 provides fuel efficiency (mpg), allowing gasoline usage comparison for 200 miles.
Answer: B
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19 May 2025, 03:16
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Hello ,
Two cars, A and B, each traveled a distance of 200 miles. Did car A use more gasoline than car B?
To get answer we need the gasoline used for entire distance or some distance
Statement 1
It just gives me the speed of A and B so we can't get usage of gasoline,
Insufficient
Statement 2
It gives me the usage of gasoline of A and B so i can get answer
This statement is sufficient
Hence answer is B
Two cars, A and B, each traveled a distance of 200 miles. Did car A use more gasoline than car B?
To get answer we need the gasoline used for entire distance or some distance
Statement 1
It just gives me the speed of A and B so we can't get usage of gasoline,
Insufficient
Statement 2
It gives me the usage of gasoline of A and B so i can get answer
This statement is sufficient
Hence answer is B
