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The statement provide data that may help answer the respective question. Read the question and the statement and determine if the data provided by the statements is sufficient or insufficient, on their own or together, to answer the question. Accordingly, choose the appropriate option given below the question.
Harry and Sunny have randomly picked 5 cards each from a pack of 10 cards, numbered from 1 to 10. Who has randomly picked the card with number 2 written on it?
Statement I: Sum of the numbers on the cards picked by Harry is 5 more than that of Sunny.
Statement II: One has exactly four even numbered cards while the other has exactly four odd numbered cards.
The statement provide data that may help answer the respective question. Read the question and the statement and determine if the data provided by the statements is sufficient or insufficient, on their own or together, to answer the question. Accordingly, choose the appropriate option given below the question.
Harry and Sunny have randomly picked 5 cards each from a pack of 10 cards, numbered from 1 to 10. Who has randomly picked the card with number 2 written on it?
Statement I: Sum of the numbers on the cards picked by Harry is 5 more than that of Sunny.
Statement II: One has exactly four even numbered cards while the other has exactly four odd numbered cards.
Harry and Sunny have randomly picked 5 cards each from a pack of 10 cards, numbered from 1 to 10. Who has randomly picked the card with number 2 written on it?
Statement I: Sum of the numbers on the cards picked by Harry is 5 more than that of Sunny.
Statement II: One has exactly four even numbered cards while the other has exactly four odd numbered cards.
Updated On: Aug 9, 2024
- Statement I alone is sufficient to answer.
- Statement II alone is sufficient to answer
- Either of the statement is sufficient to answer.
- Both statements are required to answer.
- Additional information is required.
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The Correct Option is A
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The correct option is (A) : Statement I alone is sufficient to answer.
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