E for me ...
Is 2x a multiple of y?
1. 2x+2 is a multiple of y.
2. y is a multiple of x.
2. is not sufficient. 1. is supposed to be suff. I wouldn't say so.
If 2*4 is a multiple of 2=y, 2x+2 is a multiple of y as well. But If 2*9 is a multiple of 6, 2*9+2 isn't.
I don't get it...
E for me ...
I thought B. OA is A. DS is really harsh in that short amount of time...
The answer is A
1 says 2x+2 is a multiple of y
consider
x y 2x+2
5 4 12
so 12 is multiple of 4
check for 2x=10 ....whether it is multiple of 4??
no
take another example
9 4 20
20 is multiple of 4
but 18 is not a multiple of 4
so we get a definite NO from 1
2 states taht y is multiple of x
check considering same numbers u will find it doesnt give a definite answer
so OA is A
@prajaktapn
X= 2 Y=7 2X+2=6 ------- 2X+2 IS NOT MULTIPLE OF Y
X=5 Y=4 2X+2=12------- 2X+2 IS MULTIPLE OF Y
HENCE INSUFF
@VSG
ur approach is going wrong friend.
we need not consider values for x and y,
condition 1 is given to us
that means 2x+2 is a multiple of y
so assume any value of 2X+2 that is multiple of y
n den solve
m sure u'll get it
OOps got the Q wrong
@prajkata
if we take
x y 2x+2
1 1 4
then 2x+2 is multiple of y and 2x is also multiple of y...
Assume y = 1 and x = 2
2x+2 = 4
y = 1
both 2x and 2x+2 is a multiple of y.
Assume
y=2 , x=4
again you will see that both 2x and 2x+2 is a multiple of y
hence A can say "yes" or "no" ... its insuffient.
If we consider A , 2x + 2 is a multiple of y ... lets take x= 2 ,y=2 .. then 2x+2 =6 .. then it is divisible by y... however if we get 2x+2 as not a multiple of y when x= 3 and y= 3..
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