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WHAT IS THE VALUE OF THE POSITIVE INTIGER N

1) N^4<25
2) N not = N^2

1) N^4 < 25; N = 1, 2 since 1^4 <25 and 2^4 <25 and N is +ve integer.
UNSUFF.

2) Clearly Unsuff.

Combining
N can not be 1. So N=2

OA is C.



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