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IMO C.
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Stmt 1:
If 0<x<1, then the answer is yes, otherwise its false.. not sufficient
Stmt2:
This tells us that either x<0, or 0<x<1.
If x<0, then the question stem evaluates to false, whereas for 0<x<1, it evaluates to true... not sufficient
Combining 1 and 2, we know that 0<x<1, which is enough to answer the question.
Hence (C). OA?
If 0<x<1, then the answer is yes, otherwise its false.. not sufficient
Stmt2:
This tells us that either x<0, or 0<x<1.
If x<0, then the question stem evaluates to false, whereas for 0<x<1, it evaluates to true... not sufficient
Combining 1 and 2, we know that 0<x<1, which is enough to answer the question.
Hence (C). OA?
