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What time did Ravi catch the bus to go to school? I. Ravi missed the 8:25 daily bus. A bus arrives every 10 minutes. II. Ravi could not catch the 8:55 bus and none of the buses after that.

What time did Ravi catch the bus to go to school? I. Ravi missed the 8:25 daily bus. A bus arrives every 10 minutes. II. Ravi could not catch the 8:55 bus and none of the buses after that. Correct Answer The statements given in both statements I and II together are not sufficient to answer this question.

According to the given statements,

Statement I: Ravi missed the 8:25 daily bus. A bus arrives every 10 minutes.

From this we cannot conclude the exact time at which Ravi caught the bus. As this is not mentioned that Ravi catches bus just after 8 : 25.

Statement II: Ravi could not catch the 8 : 55 bus and none of the buses after that.

Even from this we cannot find the exact time.

Combining both,

There is no exact information at which time Ravi was in the bus.

Hence, the information in statements I and II together is not sufficient to answer this question.

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