General Intelligence · Data Sufficiency
Anu, Chunu, Kanu, and Ninu ran a race, starting from the same line simultaneously. To determine who won the race, consider the following facts: (a) Twice the speed of Chunu, thrice the speed of Anu, and four times the speed of Ninu are equal. (b) When the winner finished the race, the average of the distances run by Anu, Kanu, and Ninu equaled the average distance run by Anu and Kanu. Select the appropriate option with respect to determining the winner.
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- 1The winner cannot be determined even by using both facts together.
- 2The winner can be determined by using either of the facts alone.
- 3The winner can be determined by using both facts together but cannot be determined by using either fact alone.✓
- 4The winner can be determined using fact (a) alone but cannot be determined using fact (b) alone.
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The winner can be determined by using both facts together but cannot be determined by using either fact alone.
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