← All GMAT Flashcard Decks

Data Insights: Data Sufficiency Flashcards

7 cards from real GMAT practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.

Read the first 7 Data Insights: Data Sufficiency flashcards as text
  1. Is x^2 greater than x? (1) x > 1 (2) x is an integer

    Answer: Statement (1) alone is sufficient

    For x>1, squaring always increases the value, so (1) alone is sufficient.

  2. What is the value of y? (1) y is the only even prime number (2) y < 10

    Answer: Statement (1) alone is sufficient

    The only even prime is 2, so (1) alone fixes y=2.

  3. Is the discount more than 20%? (1) The item dropped from $50 to $38 (2) The savings were $12

    Answer: Statement (1) alone is sufficient

    A $50-to-$38 drop is a 24% discount, sufficient from (1) alone; (2) lacks the original price.

  4. Is triangle ABC a right triangle? (1) The sides are 3, 4, and 5 (2) One angle is 90 degrees

    Answer: Each alone is sufficient

    A 3-4-5 triangle satisfies the Pythagorean theorem, and a 90-degree angle defines a right triangle—each alone is sufficient.

  5. How many hours did the trip take? (1) The distance was 150 miles (2) The average speed was 50 mph

    Answer: Both together but neither alone

    Time = distance ÷ speed = 150/50 = 3 hours, requiring both statements.

  6. Is w a multiple of 10? (1) w is a multiple of 2 (2) w is a multiple of 5

    Answer: Both together but neither alone

    Being a multiple of both 2 and 5 means being a multiple of 10; neither alone suffices.

  7. Was the survey response rate above 50%? (1) 240 of 400 people responded (2) More than half the invitations were declined

    Answer: Each alone is sufficient

    240/400 = 60% (above 50%), and 'more than half declined' means below 50%—each alone answers definitively.