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# The figure above represents a circle graph of Company H's

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The figure above represents a circle graph of Company H's [#permalink]  07 Dec 2012, 08:21
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The figure above represents a circle graph of Company H's total expenses broken down by the expenses for each of its five divisions. If O is the center of the circle and if Company H's total expenses are $5,400,000, what are the expenses for Division R ? (1) x = 94 (2) The total expenses for Divisions S and T are twice as much as the expenses for Division R. [Reveal] Spoiler: OA Math Expert Joined: 02 Sep 2009 Posts: 28287 Followers: 4479 Kudos [?]: 45307 [1] , given: 6647 Re: The figure above represents a circle graph of Company H's [#permalink] 07 Dec 2012, 08:26 1 This post received KUDOS Expert's post The figure above represents a circle graph of Company H's total expenses broken down by the expenses for each of its five divisions. If O is the center of the circle and if Company H's total expenses are$5,400,000, what are the expenses for Division R ?

(1) x = 94. The expenses for Division R = 94/360*\$5,400,000. Sufficient.

(2) The total expenses for Divisions S and T are twice as much as the expenses for Division R. Not sufficient.

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Re: The figure above represents a circle graph of Company H's [#permalink]  13 Dec 2012, 02:14
I resolved it alone i'm studying from october. i'd like to start an mba next year, but i have to pass the gmat with 670. I'm studying in this way: math (1 hour per day), verbal 5 hours per week. honestly i resolve 50% of the questions I try on the gmatclub. i don't know..maybe I should try a gmat practice test to assess myself, but i feel not so confident. when I read your posts you are amazing, being able to solve very hard question according to me.
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Re: The figure above represents a circle graph of Company H's [#permalink]  18 Jun 2013, 00:40
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