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The answer is definitely C- neither statement is sufficient, and with both, we know that n is negative (p-q is negative from (2), and p-q>n, from (1)) and p and q are positive, so sufficient.gmattester wrote:"Are positive integers p and q both greater than n?
1)p-q is greater than n
2)q>p"
According to me answer should be 'C' but OG ans is 'E'. Can someone explain this.
