In a GMAT Data Sufficiency 'Value' question asking for the numerical value of the expression , a statement that permits to be either or while establishing that is insufficient to answer the question because itself is not uniquely determined.
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False. In Data Sufficiency 'Value' questions, sufficiency depends solely on whether the target expression can be uniquely determined. Because under all permitted conditions, the statement is sufficient regardless of whether has multiple values.
The claim presented in the stem is false. In GMAT Data Sufficiency 'Value' questions, a statement is sufficient if it yields a single, unambiguous numerical value for the requested target expression. It is not necessary for individual variables within the expression to be uniquely determined. Given , multiplying both sides by yields . Whether or , the product remains constant at . Thus, the statement is sufficient to answer the question, rendering the claim of insufficiency false.
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Target Expression Uniqueness vs. Variable Uniqueness in Value Questions
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