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Consider this data-sufficiency question: What is B’s present age? Statement I: The total present age of A, B, and C is 60 years. Statement II: The average age of A and C is 22 years. Which of these is correct?

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1. Consider this data-sufficiency question: What is B’s present age? Statement I: The total present age of A, B, and C is 60 years. Statement II: The average age of A and C is 22 years. Which of these is correct?

Statement I alone is genuinely sufficient

Both statements together are genuinely NOT sufficient

Statement II alone is genuinely sufficient

Both statements together are genuinely sufficient to answer the question

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