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(1) \(x = n + 3\)
This tells you how to figure out one value if you have another but no values are provided. INSUFFICIENT


(2) \(2^x = 32\)
You can solve for \(x\)
\(2^x = 32\)
\(2^x = 2^4\)
\(x = 4\)

But we still do not know \(n\) to answer for \(t\). INSUFFICIENT

TOGETHER

\(x = 4 = n + 3\) \(n = 1\) SUFFICIENT

Answer is C.
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(1) \(x = n + 3\)
This tells you how to figure out one value if you have another but no values are provided. INSUFFICIENT


(2) \(2^x = 32\)
You can solve for \(x\)
\(2^x = 32\)
\(2^x = 2^4\)
\(x = 4\)

But we still do not know \(n\) to answer for \(t\). INSUFFICIENT

TOGETHER

\(x = 4 = n + 3\) \(n = 1\) SUFFICIENT

Answer is C.


Hi, Just a small correction. \(2^4\) is 16 and \(2^5\) is 32. :)
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(1) \(x = n + 3\)
This tells you how to figure out one value if you have another but no values are provided. INSUFFICIENT


(2) \(2^x = 32\)
You can solve for \(x\)
\(2^x = 32\)
\(2^x = 2^4\)
\(x = 4\)

But we still do not know \(n\) to answer for \(t\). INSUFFICIENT

TOGETHER

\(x = 4 = n + 3\) \(n = 1\) SUFFICIENT

Answer is C.


Hi, Just a small correction. \(2^4\) is 16 and \(2^5\) is 32. :)

Thank you for correcting Afc0892
The answer remains the same though i.e. C.
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