Data Insights: Data Sufficiency Flashcards
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Is the integer p odd? (1) p + 1 is even (2) p is divisible by 3
Answer: Statement (1) alone is sufficient
If p+1 is even then p is odd, so (1) alone is sufficient; (2) allows both odd and even.
What is the area of the rectangle? (1) The length is 8 (2) The perimeter is 28
Answer: Both together but neither alone
Length plus perimeter gives width 6, so area = 8×6 = 48; neither alone suffices.
Is z between 0 and 1? (1) z^2 < z (2) z < 1
Answer: Statement (1) alone is sufficient
z^2 < z holds only for 0 < z < 1, so (1) alone is sufficient.
How much did the company profit? (1) Revenue was $500,000 (2) Costs were 70% of revenue
Answer: Both together but neither alone
Profit = revenue minus costs, requiring both the revenue figure and the cost percentage.
Is a + b even? (1) a is odd (2) b is odd
Answer: Both together but neither alone
Two odd numbers sum to an even number; one odd value alone leaves the parity unknown.
What is the value of the ratio x:y? (1) 2x = 3y (2) x + y = 25
Answer: Statement (1) alone is sufficient
From 2x=3y the ratio x:y = 3:2 directly, so (1) alone is sufficient.
Did the temperature exceed 30 degrees today? (1) It was hotter than yesterday (2) Yesterday it reached 32 degrees
Answer: Both together but neither alone
Hotter than a 32-degree yesterday means today exceeded 30, needing both statements.