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From (1): There could different sets of prime numbers that add up to 93
a) 79+11+3= 93
b) 17+27+29= 93
Two different sets of numbers [Insuff]

From (2):
Let the first number be X
X+X+1+X+2= 93
3X+3= 93
3X= 90
X=30

So the numbers are 30, 31, 32 [Suff]

Answer: B.

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