Concept:In a rhombus, diagonals are perpendicular bisectors. Using Pythagoras, if one diagonal or its relation to side is known, the other diagonal can be found, giving the ratio.Explanation:Let the side of the rhombus be a.Statement I: One diagonal equals the side, say d1=a.Half of d1 is 2a. By Pythagoras, half of the other diagonal d2 is a2−(2a)2=2a3.Thus d2=a3. The ratio d1d2=3 (or d2d1=31). So Statement I alone gives the ratio.Statement II: The longer diagonal equals 3 times the side, so d2=a3.Half of d2 is 2a3. Half of the other diagonal d1 is a2−(2a3)2=2a.Thus d1=a. The ratio is the same: d1d2=3. So Statement II alone also gives the ratio.Each statement alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Answer:Option B (If the Question can be answered by either Statement alone).