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30 people in total attended an office party for a colleague's birthday. The birthday cake was sliced into exactly 30 pieces. Did everyone who attended eat a slice of cake?

(1) More than 10 people ate at least one slice of cake.

(2) Fewer than 20 people ate more than one slice of cake.
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 [#permalink] New post 09 Dec 2007, 13:56
I think B. We know there is just enough cake for 30 people. 30 slices for 30 people.

A) Tell us nothing about how many total ate cake. Could be 15 ate cake or 20. Doesn't answer yes/no to did everyone eat cake.

B) Suff. Tell us that somewhere between 0 - 19 people ate more than 1 slice of cake. Even if everyone tried to eat a piece of cake, they couldn't now that at least 1 person had a slice. Since someone ate two slices, someone missed having a slice. So no, not everyone ate cake. Some fatty ate two!
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 [#permalink] New post 09 Dec 2007, 14:19
jimmyjamesdonkey wrote:
I think B. We know there is just enough cake for 30 people. 30 slices for 30 people.

A) Tell us nothing about how many total ate cake. Could be 15 ate cake or 20. Doesn't answer yes/no to did everyone eat cake.

B) Suff. Tell us that somewhere between 0 - 19 people ate more than 1 slice of cake. Even if everyone tried to eat a piece of cake, they couldn't now that at least 1 person had a slice. Since someone ate two slices, someone missed having a slice. So no, not everyone ate cake. Some fatty ate two!


Is it not possible that 0 people ate more than one slice of cake? 0 is less (fewer) than 20.
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