Varun, Pavan, Verma, and Kalyan constested in a election. Who won the election ?
I Pavan got 36% of the valid votes and Verma got 30% of the valid votes.
II Varun got 22% of the valid votes and Pavani got 6% of the valid vote

Options

A. If the question can be answered using one of the statements alone, but cannot be answered using the other statement alone.
B. If the question can be answered using either statement alone.
C. If the questions can be answered using I and II together but not using I or II alone
D. If the question cannot be answered even using I and II together.

Answer

A

Explanation

From statement I, the percentatge of valid recetived by Varun, Pavani and Kalyan together is [100-(36+30)]%=64%.
Hence we can say that Pavan won the election, as he alone got maximum percentage of valid votes than any other constant.
So statement I alone is sufficient.
From statement II, the percentage of valid received by Pavan Verma, and Kalyan toeger is [100-(22+6)]% =72% Among Varma, Pavani and Kalyan, we can only say that difinitley one will goal least `(72%)/(3)=24%` of the total votes. Hence we can.t find the answer uniquely.
So statement II alone is not sufficient.