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If E>G>D; D+Y=K+U, what is the relationship between E and U? (i) Given constraint about E and U. (ii) Additional constraint. Which statement(s) are sufficient?

1. Only statement (i)
2. Only statement (ii)
3. Both the statement (i) and statement (ii)
4. Neither is sufficient

Correct answer: Both the statement (i) and statement (ii)

Solution

With E>G>D and D+Y=K+U, additional context from both statements (i) and (ii) together determines the relationship between E and U.

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