Gmat_mission wrote:What is the value of prime number z?
(1) z^3 < 25
(2) z^2 > 1
Statement 1: z³ < 25
Only one value for z is possible:
z = 2, with the result that z³ = 2³ = 8.
If z is any other prime number, the value of z³ will exceed 25.
Thus, z=2.
SUFFICIENT.
Statement 2: z² > 1
Here, z can be ANY PRIME NUMBER, since the square of any prime number will be greater than 1.
Since the value of z cannot be determined, INSUFFICIENT.
The correct answer is
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