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If AB, CD, PQ, and RS are straight lines, what is the value of x – y?
- I. x = 20
II. (y/10) is a perfect square less than 20
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If AB, CD, PQ, and RS are straight lines, what is the value of x – y?
I. x = 20
don't know the value of y. so x-y has no unique value. insufficient
II. (y/10) is a perfect square less than 20
y/10 = 16 ,9 ,4 ,1
or, y= 160,90,40,10
don't know the value of x. so x-y has no unique value. insufficient
combining 1 and 2,
x = 20 and y= 160,90,40,10 so x-y has no unique value. insufficient
correct answer E
I. x = 20
don't know the value of y. so x-y has no unique value. insufficient
II. (y/10) is a perfect square less than 20
y/10 = 16 ,9 ,4 ,1
or, y= 160,90,40,10
don't know the value of x. so x-y has no unique value. insufficient
combining 1 and 2,
x = 20 and y= 160,90,40,10 so x-y has no unique value. insufficient
correct answer E
