In GMAT DS, answer choice (A) is selected when:
AStatement 1 alone is sufficient, Statement 2 alone is not
BStatement 2 alone is sufficient, Statement 1 alone is not
CBoth together are sufficient, but neither alone is
DEach statement alone is sufficient on its own
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Statement 1 alone is sufficient, Statement 2 alone is not
(A) = Statement 1 alone sufficient, 2 alone not.
(B) = 2 alone sufficient, 1 alone not.
(C) = both together. (D) = each alone.
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