Statement I:
“H’s flat, which is adjacent to M, is exactly below K’s flat, which is on the fifth floor.”
K is on the 5th floor.
H is exactly below K ⇒ H is on the 4th floor.
H is adjacent to M ⇒ M must be on a floor immediately next to H’s floor (i.e., either 3rd or 5th).
But floor 5 is already taken by K, so M cannot be on 5.
Hence M must be on the 3rd floor.
So Statement I alone pins M down to floor 3. It is sufficient.
Statement II:
“M’s flat is exactly above G’s flat, whose flat is exactly above N’s first-floor flat.”
N is on the 1st floor.
G is exactly above N ⇒ G is on the 2nd floor.
M is exactly above G ⇒ M is on the 3rd floor.
So Statement II alone also shows M is on floor 3. It is sufficient.
Because either statement by itself suffices to place M on the 3rd floor, the correct choice is:
(c) If the data either in statement I alone or in statement II alone are sufficient to answer the question.