goalMBA1990 wrote:
amanvermagmat wrote:
goalMBA1990 wrote:
[quote="Bunuel"]Official Solution:
Statement (1) by itself is insufficient. S1 gives that\(x + y\) is divisible by 3. Consider\(x = 1\) ,\(y = 2\) (the answer is "no") and\(x = 3\) ,\(y = 3\) (the answer is "yes").
Statement (2) by itself is insufficient. S2 gives that\(x - y\) is divisible by 3. Consider\(x = 4\) ,\(y = 1\) (the answer is "no") and\(x = 6\) ,\(y = 3\) (the answer is "yes").
Statements (1) and (2) combined are sufficient. If both\(x + y\) and\(x - y\)
Statement (1) by itself is insufficient. S1 gives that\(x + y\) is divisible by 3. Consider\(x = 1\) ,\(y = 2\) (the answer is "no") and\(x = 3\) ,\(y = 3\) (the answer is "yes").
Statement (2) by itself is insufficient. S2 gives that\(x - y\) is divisible by 3. Consider\(x = 4\) ,\(y = 1\) (the answer is "no") and\(x = 6\) ,\(y = 3\) (the answer is "yes").
Statements (1) and (2) combined are sufficient. If both\(x + y\) and\(x - y\)
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