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29 Apr 2019, 04:36
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What is the value of x?
(1) x > 9
(2) x < 11
(1) x > 9
(2) x < 11
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29 Apr 2019, 04:39
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Both the statements are insufficient because it is not mentioned that the number is an integer or a non integer
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29 Apr 2019, 04:43
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Statement 1 is not sufficient as x can be any number greater than 9
Statement 2 is not sufficient as x can be any number less than 11
Statement 1 and 2 together are not sufficient as x can be any number greater than 9 and lesser than 11, which could be 10 or 9.6 or 9.32 etc
Hence
IMO E
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Statement 2 is not sufficient as x can be any number less than 11
Statement 1 and 2 together are not sufficient as x can be any number greater than 9 and lesser than 11, which could be 10 or 9.6 or 9.32 etc
Hence
IMO E
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