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I go with A.

1. 3y^2+7y = x can be written x=y(3y+1) . Now if x and y are integers , then x = y(some integer). So sufficient

2. x^2-x = yn where n is come constant. x(x-1) = yn. Hence x = yn/x-1. Now it depends on x and n. So insuff.

Answer is A.
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Thank you guys! :P OA is A



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