Mathematics · Data Sufficiency
Two boats A and B are rowing in two different rivers M and N respectively. Find the distance covered by Boat B in 12 hours traveling downstream. Statement I: Boat A can cover 96 km upstream in 4 hours. Two boats A and B can cover 360 km downstream in 6 hours. Statement II: The sum of the speed of streams in both rivers is 7 km/h. Statement III: The distance covered by Boat B in Y hours downstream is 150 km more than the distance covered by Boat B in (Y + 5) hours traveling upstream.
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- 1The data given in Statement I and Statement III together is sufficient to answer the question
- 2The data given in Statement II and Statement III together is sufficient to answer the question
- 3The data given in Statement I and Statement II together is sufficient to answer the question✓
- 4The data given in Statement I alone is sufficient to answer the question
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The data given in Statement I and Statement II together is sufficient to answer the question
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