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No need to have same answer from both the questions. DS QUESTIONS ARE THERE TO CHECK: whether the data given is sufficient to get unambiguous - single answer to the question.

I would tell you one more interesting thing: Once you are adamant that both choices A and B are able to answer the question, dont calculate til final answer.

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No Dharmin, both statements should give us the same answer. If you find any questions from ETS giving different ans for st.1 and st.2 you can post it here.



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