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What is the value of y ?
(1) y is an odd integer between 28 and 34.
(2) 31 < y < 36
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(1) y is an odd integer between 28 and 34.
(2) 31 < y < 36
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Ans: C
state:1
y = odd and between 28 and 34 so y can be 29,31,&33 (Not Suff)
state:2
y can be 32,33,34,35 (Not suff)
together Y=33 (Suff)
state:1
y = odd and between 28 and 34 so y can be 29,31,&33 (Not Suff)
state:2
y can be 32,33,34,35 (Not suff)
together Y=33 (Suff)
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Bunuel
(1) y is an odd integer between 28 and 34.
Y can be 29, 31, 33 ---> Insufficient
(2) 31 < y < 36
Y can be 31.1, 31, 32.5, and so on ---> Insufficient
(1) and (2): Y can be only 33 since 29 and 31 don't meet the condition in statement (2) ---> Sufficient
My answer is "c"
(1) Y could be 29, 31, 33
(2) 31 < y < 36
Y could be 32, 33, 34, 35
Combine (1)& (2)
Y= 33
Answer: C.
(2) 31 < y < 36
Y could be 32, 33, 34, 35
Combine (1)& (2)
Y= 33
Answer: C.
Bunuel
we are looking for the value of y.
Statement 1:
y = odd integer
y = 29 , 31 , 33
NOT sufficient. There are 2 odd integers.
Statement 2 :
y = 32, 33 , 34 , 35 ,
Not Sufficient.
Combining both Statements :
There is a only number that fits in both condition . So, 33 is the value of y.
Thus the best answer is C.
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