The question given below consists of two statements numbered I and II given below it. You have to decide whether the data provided in the statements are sufficient to answer the question. Read all the statement and answer the question. In a certain code language 'warning halt vital' is coded as 'one, four, two', and 'law flows river' is coded as 'eight, three, ten'. What is the code of 'law halt' in the given code language? Statement I: In the same code language 'officials attempt halt' is coded as 'four, five, six', and 'river flows violate' is coded as 'ten, three, seven'. Statement II: In the same code language 'officials international attempt law' is coded as 'five, six, nine, eight', and 'warning attempt vital' is coded as 'six, one, two'.

From statement I alone, in the same code language 'officials attempt halt' is coded as 'four, five, six', and 'river flows violate' is coded as 'ten, three, seven'. We get: halt' is coded as 'four' and 'law' is coded as 'eight'. So, the code for 'law halt' is 'eight, four'. Thus, the data given in statement I alone is sufficient.   From statement II alone, in the same code language 'officials international attempt law' is coded as 'five, six, nine, eight', and 'warning attempt vital' is coded as 'six, one, two'. We get: 'halt' is coded as 'four' and 'law' is coded as 'eight'. So, the code for 'law halt' is 'eight, four'. Thus, the data given in statement II alone is sufficient. So, the data given in either statement I or statement II alone is sufficient to answer the question.