In which direction is the market from the hospital? Statement I: The hospital is to the south of the bus stand and the market is to the east of the bus stand. Statement II: The market is to the north-east of the hospital. Which statement(s) are sufficient to answer the question?

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Either statement alone is sufficient. Placing the bus stand at the origin, the hospital is south and the market east, so the market is north-east of the hospital — exactly what II states directly.

In which direction is the market from the hospital? Statement I: The hospital is to the south of the bus stand and the market is to the east of the bus stand. Statement II: The market is to the north-east of the hospital. Which statement(s) are sufficient to answer the question?

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