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Example 1: Single statement determines a value
Last Updated On: Sun Sep 06 2026
Question
What is the value of x?
Statements
x + 4 = 11.
x is an odd number.
Answer
Statement 1 alone is sufficient.
Solution
Statement 1 gives x = 7, a unique value.
Statement 2 allows many odd values of x.
Therefore statement 1 alone is sufficient.
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