Question 334 Data Sufficiency 2018 GMAT Official Guide Video explanation: In the two-digit integers $3\blacksquare$ and $2\blacktriangle$, the symbols…
Jose santos says October 16, 2019 at 1:50 PM If 2 is sufficient, the answer is B Thanks for explaining! Reply
GMAT Quantum says November 13, 2019 at 11:30 PM Actually I did show that each statement is sufficient, however I marked the answer as B instead of the correct answer D. I have updated the video. Reply
Julie Brozovich says October 27, 2019 at 9:14 PM Since 1 is not sufficent that means it’s BCE. As someone said since two is deemed sufficent then it must be B. Reply
Julie Brozovich says October 27, 2019 at 9:16 PM So I just noticed he said 1 alone is sufficent but marks it as insufficent….this confused me Reply
Julie Brozovich says October 27, 2019 at 9:19 PM Update: Looked at a forum and apparently statement 1 is sufficient in the explaination they marked it wrong meaning AD. Therefore is statement 2 is sufficent it is answer choice D Reply
GMAT Quantum says November 13, 2019 at 11:30 PM Sorry for the confusion. I did show that each statement is sufficient, however I marked the answer as B instead of the correct answer D. I have updated the video. Reply
If 2 is sufficient, the answer is B
Thanks for explaining!
Actually I did show that each statement is sufficient, however I marked the answer as B instead of the correct answer D. I have updated the video.
Since 1 is not sufficent that means it’s BCE. As someone said since two is deemed sufficent then it must be B.
So I just noticed he said 1 alone is sufficent but marks it as insufficent….this confused me
Update: Looked at a forum and apparently statement 1 is sufficient in the explaination they marked it wrong meaning AD.
Therefore is statement 2 is sufficent it is answer choice D
Sorry for the confusion. I did show that each statement is sufficient, however I marked the answer as B instead of the correct answer D. I have updated the video.