Mathematics · Data Sufficiency
Find the value of (x - y) based on the following statements: Statement (I): Among all the four students, the number of questions attempted by B is the highest and that attempted by D is the lowest. The difference between the number of questions attempted by A and D is 20. Statement (II): The number of questions attempted by B is > 220 and that attempted by D is < 190. The values of x and y are distinct positive integers. Which of the statements are sufficient to answer the question?
- 1Statement I alone is sufficient.
- 2Either Statement I or Statement II alone is sufficient.
- 3Both Statements I and II together are sufficient.
- 4Neither Statement I nor Statement II alone, nor both together are sufficient.✓
Correct answer
Neither Statement I nor Statement II alone, nor both together are sufficient.
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