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Two hours after X leaves college, Y leaves his home to intercept him. If Y travels twice as fast as X, how long will it take Y to meet X?
(1) X's college is 50 miles due north of Y’s home
(2) Y’s rate is 30 mph
(1) X's college is 50 miles due north of Y’s home
(2) Y’s rate is 30 mph
18 Jun 2024, 02:14
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Statement 1: X's college is 50 miles due north of Y’s home. Distance is available. Direction and speed X & Y travel are not available. Not Sufficient
Statement 2: Y’s rate is 30 mph. And X's rate will be 15 mph. Distance and direction are not available. Not Sufficient
Together: Both statements miss which direction or where they travel to. Either towards each other or away from each other. Hence Not sufficient
I will go with Option E
Statement 2: Y’s rate is 30 mph. And X's rate will be 15 mph. Distance and direction are not available. Not Sufficient
Together: Both statements miss which direction or where they travel to. Either towards each other or away from each other. Hence Not sufficient
I will go with Option E
18 Jun 2024, 05:21
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Directions of houses of X and Y not given in any of the statement plus there the distance between their houses is also unknown hence E makes sense here.
