What is GMAT Non Math Data Sufficiency?

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[@karishma.anaprep]

Think again, statement 2 says that X is required for absorbing Y. Does it mean if he has X in his diet, Y will be absorbed? No. X is necessary, it may not be sufficient. What if you require mineral A also to absorb Y? Hence statement 2 is not sufficient.
Yes, if it were “only X is required” then that would be sufficient.
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[@ArseneEdoua]

Thanks for sharing this video.
The first time I saw that kind of DS I was a bit afraid.
I just have to practice more.. any ressources for those kind of DS questions?
Please I fail to understand the second condition
I thought answer was D because
From the argument,
Statement 2 said X is required for the absorption of Y in the body
As he has X in his diet it will sufficient to absorb the Y contained also in his diet.
If the statement was
X and Z are required for absorption of Y … insufficient
X or Z are required for absorption of Y … sufficient
Only X is required … sufficient
Not only X is required …….hence insufficient
Please could you explain again
Thanks