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RRB NTPC Data Sufficiency — practice questions

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Find x. Statements: (I) x + 5 = 12. (II) x is a positive integer.

  1. II alone suffices; I does not
  2. I alone suffices; II does not
  3. Both needed together
  4. Insufficient even together
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Correct answer: B. I alone suffices; II does not

I givesx=7. II permits every positive integer, so does not fixx.

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Is integer n positive? Statements: (I) n > 5. (II) n is divisible by 2.

  1. II alone suffices; I does not
  2. Both needed together
  3. I alone suffices; II does not
  4. Insufficient even together
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Correct answer: C. I alone suffices; II does not

I:n>5 impliespositive. II permits negative,zero andpositive even integers, so cannot answerpositivity.

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Perimeter of rectangle ABCD? Statements: (I) Length = 8 cm. (II) Breadth = 5 cm.

  1. I alone suffices; II does not
  2. II alone suffices; I does not
  3. Insufficient even together
  4. Both needed together
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Correct answer: D. Both needed together

Either single dimension leaves perimeterundetermined. TogetherL8,B5give2(8+5)=26cm.

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