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The symbol ⊙ represents one of the operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Is 2⊙2 = 4?

(1) 1⊙1 = 1
(2) (-1)⊙(-1) = 0


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Hello Bunuel,

In data suffieciency questions, two statements go along with each other. But in this question, I was little confused. The statement 2 firmly concludes the sign is subtraction. 
In Statement 1, you cant even consider subtraction sign along with division or multiplication. Does this make this question incorrect in structure?
I actually was not able to solve this under 2 minutes because of this.
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The symbol ⊙ represents one of the operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Is 2⊙2 = 4?

(1) 1⊙1 = 1
(2) (-1)⊙(-1) = 0


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Hello Bunuel,

In data suffieciency questions, two statements go along with each other. But in this question, I was little confused. The statement 2 firmly concludes the sign is subtraction. 
In Statement 1, you cant even consider subtraction sign along with division or multiplication. Does this make this question incorrect in structure?
I actually was not able to solve this under 2 minutes because of this.
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