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GMAT.186 Combining Statements Correctly
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Data Sufficiency item: If y is nonzero, what is the value of y? Statement (1): x/y = 4. Statement (2): x = 28. Which conclusion follows from the proper Data Sufficiency order: test statement (1), test statement (2), then combine only if needed?
A
Statement (2) already settles the value of y in the quotient-with-value setup, so statement (1) alone is insufficient.
B
The correct joint analysis is that only the combination determines the value of y in the quotient-with-value setup.
C
Neither statement alone is sufficient for the value of y in the quotient-with-value setup, and the two statements together are still insufficient.
D
Use statement (1) alone for the value of y in the quotient-with-value setup; statement (2) leaves more than one case.
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