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Another way of solving this::==>
Let S consist of x,x+1,x+2,x+3 & x+4 integers & T consist of y,y+1,y+2,y+3, y+4, y+5 & y+6 integers.
Now median for S = x+2 & for T = y+3.
Ques asked is :=> are they equal i.e is x+2 = y+3 ? in other words is x-y = 1 ??
1. Now St 1 tells us: x+2 = 0 or x = -2. So, nos are -2,-1,0,1 & 2.
But it tells nothing about y. So cant say if x-y = 1. Hence Insufficient.
2. Now St 2 says that 5x + 10 = 7y + 21 => 5x-7y = 11 Hence cant say if x-y = 1.
3. Now when both the statements are combined we get: 5x + 10 = 7y + 21 => 5(x+2) = 7(y+3) but x+2 =0 => 0 = 7(y+3) => y=-3. So now x-y = -2-(-3) = 1
hence option C is the right one!! |
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