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How long did Mr. X take to cover 5000 km journey with 10 stopovers?
(1) The (i^th) stopover lasted (i^2) minutes.
(2) The average speed between any two stopovers was 66 kmph
(1) The (i^th) stopover lasted (i^2) minutes.
(2) The average speed between any two stopovers was 66 kmph
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The question asks us about the time taken to travel 5000 km including 10 stopovers. So you need the speed or time between the stopovers and for how long was each stopover in order to determine the total time taken.
Per statement 1, i^th stopover lasted i^2 minutes. In other words 1st stopover lasted 1 minute, 2nd lasted 4 minutes, 3rd stopover lasted 9 minutes etc.
This statement provides information about the length of the stopover but not about the time taken between the stopovers. Thus this statement is not sufficient.
Per statement 2, average speed = 66 kmph. Again without the time for each stopover, this statement is not sufficient.
Combining, you get both the parameters required to find the time taken and as such is this sufficient.
C is the correct answer.
Hope this helps.
