In which direction is point X from point Y? Statement I: Point X is to the North of point Z, and point Z is to the East of point Y. Statement II: Point Y is to the South-West of point X.

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Either statement alone is sufficient. From I, Z is East of Y and X is North of Z, placing X to the North-East of Y. From II, Y being South-West of X directly means X is North-East of Y. Each statement alone gives North-East.

In which direction is point X from point Y? Statement I: Point X is to the North of point Z, and point Z is to the East of point Y. Statement II: Point Y is to the South-West of point X.

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