Is the answer C? --Both together are sufficient, but Neither alone is.
My understanding is, it requires: at least 2/3 majority of 20 directors have to attend voting, and at least 1/2 of 20 directors have to vote for yes.
Combing 1 and 2, 10+7 participated in voting and 10 voted for yes.
17>2/3*20 and 10=1/2.
It's A. If you only have 10 votes, it won't be enough for pass. So (1) is sufficient. And if you only know 7 voted against, you won't know what are the responses from the other 13. So (2) is insufficient.
it's B.
A. if we know that 10 vote for the resolution, but the number of directors attending the meeting is unknown. if there are 15 or more present, the re is turned down; if there are 10 to 14 present, the re is passed; Insufficient
B. we know 7 vote against the re, so now matter how many directors attend, the re must be turned down. The max number of directors attending could be 20, and 7/20 < 2/3.