What is the value for x? I. x is an integer II. The average of v, w, x, y & z is 13 III. The average of v, w, y & z is 10 IV. v + w = 12 V. y + z = 28 Which two statements are sufficient to answer the question?

Correct answer: C. II & III

  • A. I & V
  • B. I & III
  • C. II & III
  • D. IV & V

Explanation

Option C gives Sufficient information as using the information in C as the variables provided are similar in this option which can be used for calculationOption A: this option gives three different variables which cannot be used for calculation. (v,w)Option B:this option gives two equations with completely different variables which cannot be used together for calculation. Option D:this option gives two equations with completely different variables which cannot be used together for calculation.

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