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kamalakarthi
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So we only need to know A in terms of B, and we're done. S1 tells us A/B = 1/4; SUFFICIENT. S2 tells us the same thing; SUFFICIENT.
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The key insight here is that r and n are the same for each person, so the ONLY variable that matters in the ratio is P: r and n will cancel in both the numerator and the denominator. Here's a visual:
So we only need to know A in terms of B, and we're done. S1 tells us A/B = 1/4; SUFFICIENT. S2 tells us the same thing; SUFFICIENT.
So we only need to know A in terms of B, and we're done. S1 tells us A/B = 1/4; SUFFICIENT. S2 tells us the same thing; SUFFICIENT.
