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Ravikant wrote: need help on this question..
Is ”MNP isosceles?
(1) Exactly two of the angles, M and N, have the same measure (2) N and P do not have the same measure.
hi ravikant ...let us consider the solution of this problem..
Statement 1:
It says that two of the angles M and N have same measure...but it does not give any information about third angle P, which could or could not be equal to measure angle M and N. Hence statement 1 alone is not sufficient.
Statement 2:
It says N and P do not have same measure..But it gives no information about angle M, which could or could not be equal to measure angles N or P. Hence statement 2 alone is also not sufficient .
Consider statement 1 & 2 combined : It says M and N have same measure and N and P do not have same measure, which implies exactly 2 angles M and N have equal measure and hence triangle MNP is isosceles.
Hence statement 1 & 2 combined is sufficient to solve the problem.
Ans : C
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