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GMAT Data Sufficiency (DS) | Re: If x represents a single digit in the decimal 9.x5, what is the value

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arvind910619 wrote:

Answer is D
here how i solved it from 1 we have When 15−9.x5 is rounded to the nearest tenth, the result is 5.4
15-5.4 will give us the number 9.6=9.x5 so we have x=1 hence sufficient .
From 2 When 9.x5–5 is rounded to the nearest tenth, the result is 4.7 we have 9.x5-5 will equal 4.x5 that is equal to 4.7 hence x=2
sufficient.


hiarvind910619

In GMAT DS both statement result in same answer (if they are sufficient). so value of "x" has to be same.

for statement 1 you have directly
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