If you look at statement 2, you already know that you can figure out the problem because every variable is solved for you. This leaves answer choices B and D
For statement 1, you can just plug in numbers and you should be able to solve it.
I think everyone missed the point here!! yogesh asks for a sytematic approach...plugging is gud but as yogesh rightly points out that u may miss some cases.
Can anyone please advice on the best way to tackle such questions
eg14. Is x – y > r – s?
(1) x > r and y < s?
(2) y = 2, s = 3, r = 5, and x = 6.
I wud try to giv a systematic approach here..
Given: from 1. x > r and y < s
i wud make one expression +ve and one -ve. then i can confidently say that +ve > -ve
so x-r>0 and y-s<0 from whats given...
now simple...x-r is +ve and y-s is -ve
so x-r>y-s ....true!!
thats it...this can be applied to all such questions...finally it boils down to getin the expression in the apt form.