Data sufficiency mini quiz (part I)

Last updated: 23 Nov 2008

To help you practice keeping the data statements separate when working on data sufficiency problems we will do the problems in this mini quiz in two parts.

In this first part of the quiz consists you are faced with a set of problems with the first data statement and then the same set of problems again but this time with the second data statement.

For each question/statement combination below, decide whether the statement provides you with sufficient information to answer the question.

Statement 1

#	Question	Data statement
1	What percentage of $mathematical expression$ is $mathematical expression$ ?	$mathematical expression$
2	Is $mathematical expression$ an integer?	$mathematical expression$ is an even number
3	Is $mathematical expression$ an even number?	$mathematical expression$ is even
4	What is the value of $mathematical expression$	$mathematical expression$
5	Is $mathematical expression$ an odd number?	$mathematical expression$ is an even number

Statement 2

#	Question	Data statement
1	What percentage of $mathematical expression$ is $mathematical expression$ ?	$mathematical expression$
2	Is $mathematical expression$ an integer?	$mathematical expression$ is a multiple of $mathematical expression$
3	Is $mathematical expression$ an even number?	$mathematical expression$ is odd
4	What is the value of $mathematical expression$	$mathematical expression$
5	Is $mathematical expression$ an odd number?	$mathematical expression$ is divisible by 3

Try answering these before we look at the answers.

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Data sufficiency mini quiz (part I)

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