Question for Verification of Truth/ Lie of Statements - 2
Try yourself:Given below is a question followed by two statements I and II. Decide which of the statements is/are sufficient to answer the question.
What is the colour of the sky?
I. Red is green, green is blue.
II. Blue is pink, pink is red.
Explanation
The logic folllows here is:
I. Red is green, green is blue.
The codes in tabular form:

→ The colour of the sky is blue but here Green is Blue and no information for Blue is given. Thus, the statement is not sufficient to answer.
II. Blue is pink, pink is red.

→ The colour of the sky is blue but here Blue is Pink. So, the colour of the sky is Pink. Thus, the statement is sufficient to answer.
Hence, the correct answer is "II alone is sufficient while I alone is not sufficient".
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Question for Verification of Truth/ Lie of Statements - 2
Try yourself:In the data given below, there is a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read both the statements and select an appropriate answer.
Question: Vinod’s flat is located in which floor?
Statement I: Vinod’s flat is located in an odd numbered floor in a four-floored apartment, but he is not in the first floor.
Statement II: Guru’s flat is in the second floor.
Explanation
As per the given information:
Statement I: Vinod’s flat is located on an odd-numbered floor in a four-floored apartment, but he is not on the first floor.

Here, it is clear that Vinod is lived on 3rd floor
Statement II: Guru’s flat is on the second floor.

Here, it is not clear which Vinod lived on which floor.
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Try yourself:In the data given below, there is a question and two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read both statements and select an appropriate answer.
Question: Who secured first rank among X, Y, Z, P, and Q?
Statement I: X secured rank higher than Q and Y, but X is not the topper.
Statement II: P did not secure first rank.
Explanation
The logic followed here is:
In Statement I, it is given that X secured a rank higher than Q and Y but X is not the topper. However, it doesn't specify who secured the first rank.
In Statement II, it is given that P did not secure the first rank. However, it doesn't specify who secured the first rank.
Combining both statements, we know that X is not the topper and P is not the topper. it is given that X secured a rank higher than Q and Y.
By combining both statements we get Z as secured first rank.
Therefore, Both Statement I and Statement II together are necessary to answer the question.
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Question for Verification of Truth/ Lie of Statements - 2
Try yourself:If 7461 is coded as 135, then what will be the code for 6893?
Explanation
The logic follows here is,
7461 is coded as 135:
→ 74 + 61 = 135
Similarly,
6893 will be coded as:
→ 68 + 93 = 161
Hence, the correct answer is "161".
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Question for Verification of Truth/ Lie of Statements - 2
Try yourself:If the word EARTH be written as QPMZS in coded form, how can the word HEART be written in the same code?
Explanation
The logic follows here is:
EARTH be written as QPMZS

Similarly,
HEART will be written as:

Hence, the correct answer is "SQPMZ".
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Question for Verification of Truth/ Lie of Statements - 2
Try yourself:A pen always has
Explanation
The nib is an integral part of a pen; a pen cannot write without a nib.
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Try yourself:A hospital always has
Explanation
A hospital is set up to treats people, and a doctor is the authorized person to treat people.
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Try yourself:A camera always has
Explanation
A camera cannot work without the lens.
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Try yourself:A tree always has
Explanation
A tree cannot grow or exist without roots.
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Try yourself:A river always has
Explanation
A river cannot exist without banks.
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