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The school nurse at a certain high school treated 40% of the freshman class last year. how many freshman honor students did she treat last year?

A) Freshman honor student make up 15% of the total freshman class of 300 students.

B) THe school nurse treated 3/5 of the freshman honor students.
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 [#permalink] New post 17 Oct 2006, 02:26
E?

i) don't know whether this number is reffering to last year or this year INS
ii) INS
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 [#permalink] New post 17 Oct 2006, 09:10
The school nurse at a certain high school treated 40% of the freshman class last year. how many freshman honor students did she treat last year?

A) Freshman honor student make up 15% of the total freshman class of 300 students.

B) THe school nurse treated 3/5 of the freshman honor students.

TOTAL CLASS = H+F

NURSE TREATED = 0.4(H+F)

FROM ONE

H = 45.......INSUFF

FROM TWO

TREATED = 3/5 H...INSUFF

BOTH TOGETHER

3/5*45 = 18

MY ANSWER IS C
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 [#permalink] New post 17 Oct 2006, 10:17
This question is dodgy, we are talking about last years students, then :

A) Freshman honor student make up 15% of the total freshman class of 300 students.

either this is a trick question or that should say made surely?
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 [#permalink] New post 17 Oct 2006, 11:36
Both Statement prodvide useful information and are needed. C
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Re: DS: School nurse [#permalink] New post 17 Oct 2006, 17:53
netcaesar wrote:
The school nurse at a certain high school treated 40% of the freshman class last year. how many freshman honor students did she treat last year?

A) Freshman honor student make up 15% of the total freshman class of 300 students.

B) THe school nurse treated 3/5 of the freshman honor students.

It's C.

Statement 1:
There were 45 freshmen honor students last year.
INSUFF

Statement 2: INSUFF

Together she treated 3*45/5 = 27 freshmen honor students.
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