Two cars, A and B, each traveled a distance of 400 miles with the same

We are given that both cars A and B traveled 400 miles and started with the same amount of gas in each of their tanks. We need to determine whether car A used more gas than car B did.

Statement One Alone:

Car A finished the trip with one 20-gallon tank of gas, while car B needed to refill its 20-gallon tank to finish the trip.

This means car B used more gas than car A to complete the trip, i.e. car A did not use more gas than car B did. Statement one alone is sufficient to answer the question.

Statement Two Alone:

For the entire distance, car A traveled 25 miles per gallon of gasoline and car B traveled 19 miles per gallon of gasoline.

Since car B has a lesser rate of mpg than car A does, car B used more gas during the 400-mile trip than car A did. Statement two alone is sufficient to answer the question.

Answer: D

statement 1:
Car A not used more gasoline that Car B.B used more gas than car A.(Sufficient)
statement 2:
the distance travelled is more than car A & consumed less than A
answer: D

It's given that two cars, A and B, each traveled a distance of 400 miles with the same intial amount of gas in each of their tanks.
And the question asks if car A use more gasoline than car B.

Statement-1 states that Car A finished the trip with one 20 gallon tank of gas while Car B needed to refill its 20 gallon tank to finish the trip.
In other words Car A used less gasoline than Car B.
Hence Sufficient.

Cancel BCE. Keep AD.

Statement-2 states that for the entire distance, car A traveled 25 miles per gallon of gasoline and car B traveled 19 miles per gallon of gasoline.
In other words Car B used more gasoline than Car A.
Hence Sufficient.

Cancel A. Right Option Is D.