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2x > x^2
x^2-2x<0
x(x-2)<0
0<x<2
Statement 1 0≤x2≤9 insufficient
Statement 2 Prime odd integer is >2 so sufficient
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For Statement 1, if x = 1, 2x > x^2 is true, and if x = 3 it is not. So Statement 1 is not sufficient.

Using Statement 2, if x is prime then x is positive. So we can rewrite the question, by dividing by x on both sides, and since x is positive we know we won't need to reverse the inequality. So the question "Is 2x > x^2" becomes "Is 2 > x?" and if x is an odd prime, clearly x is not less than 2, so we can be sure the answer to the question is 'no', and Statement 2 is sufficient alone.

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