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The problem given below consists of a question and two statements numbered I and II. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question.

How many sisters does Sunny have ?

I - Sunny is the only son of his parents.

II - Sunny's Parents have three children.

Solution

Correct Option: 3

Given Question: How many sisters does Sunny have?

Statement I: Sunny is the only son of his parents.

→ This means Sunny has no brothers, but he could have any number of sisters.

Not sufficient.

Statement II: Sunny's parents have three children.

→ The three children could be:

1 son + 2 daughters → 2 sisters

2 sons + 1 daughter → 1 sister

3 sons → 0 sisters

Not sufficient.

Combining I and II: Sunny is the only son, and there are 3 children in total.

Therefore, the other two children must be daughters.

So, Sunny has: 2 sisters

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