Lesson: Data Sufficiency Basic - 04t01

Data Sufficiency Answer Choices, continued

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Below is the practice to memorize option choices in Data Sufficiency questions.

To recap, here’s the gist of each answer choice:

All you need is statement (1) to get you to an answer; statement (2) does not work.
All you need is statement (2) to get you to an answer; statement (1) does not work.
If you combine the statements you can get to an answer but separately neither one of them works.
Statement one works and statement two works. >
Nothing works.

Let’s use these definitions to pick answer choices for some hypothetical questions. Below is a table showing you some combinations of sufficient and insufficient statements. Select the correct answer choice for each combination from the drop down list, then when you’re done, click Continue.

Statement 1	Statement 2	Both Statements	Answer Choice
S	I	(Not Applicable)
I	I	S
S	S	(Not Applicable)
I	S	(Not Applicable)
I	I	I

S = Sufficient , I = Insufficient

Countinue

Jot this table down on some scratch paper so that you’ll be able to refer to it as you go through this module.

Now let’s try this on a real Data Sufficiency problem.

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