From (1) We can write S=2P and S=4G/5. This does not give us sufficient information. NOT SUFFICIENT
From (2) We can write
G=P+30 and
G=S+10
We cannot calculate "S" from the above eqns. NOT SUFFICIENT
Together, substitute the value of "G" from S=4G/5 into G=S+10
G=S+10
=> 5S/4 = S+10
=> S = 40
Similarly, you can subsitute S=2P and S=4G/5 in G=P+30.
Again you'll get the same ans, i.e. S=40
Hence, we get a unique answer in both the cases by taking (1)and(2) together.
Ans: (C)
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