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A --> When only Statement 1 is sufficientrichardle wrote:If you find that Statement (1) is not sufficient but Statement (2) is sufficient, is the correct answer always B?
Yes, "B"
What if you combine Statements (1) and (2) and the statements together are sufficient?
We always give priority to Statement 1 & 2 "alone". After testing Statements 1 & 2 "alone" we find that we can conclude an answer.. we mark "A" or "B" or "D"(if both statements are sufficient").
If we cannot find any concrete solution from statements separately, then we combine.. if combining results in concrete answer.. mark "C".. else "E"
So referring to the above flow chart, the moment you reach an ANSWER you have to stop. If (1) is NOT SUFFICIENT and (2) is sufficient you stop at B.richardle wrote:If you find that Statement (1) is not sufficient but Statement (2) is sufficient, is the correct answer always B?
What if you combine Statements (1) and (2) and the statements together are sufficient?
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