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Wrong: Take f=150-m and with st B only you can solve it. Ans. B is suff.
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male + female = 150

means, 66.67% of female and 25% of male = 75
m + f = 150
0.667f + 0.25m = 75
with two statemnts we can solve for F
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Kindly confirm whether the answer is B or C. I got the answer C as statement 2 alone does not provide the breakup of men and women and hence we have to use both the statements to find the no of male representatives.
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150 representatives of an organization participated in a survey. 50% of all the representatives considered global warming as the biggest threat to earth. How many of the representatives were male?

(1) In the survey, 60 women concluded global warming as the biggest threat to earth.
(2) Among the representatives, 66.67% women and 25% men concluded global warming as the biggest threat to earth.

Kindly confirm whether the answer is B or C. I got the answer C as statement 2 alone does not provide the breakup of men and women and hence we have to use both the statements to find the no of male representatives.

To know the correct answer, you can check under the spoiler in the original post. The answer is B.

From the stem, we have: 2/3 * w + 1/4 * m = 75

Statement (2) gives: w + m = 150

Solving these equations gives m = 60 and w = 90, making statement (2) sufficient.
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I see only two things given in the question stem, total = 150 and those who considered global warming as threat as 50% i.e. 75. The breakup of men and women is not given. I believe the answer should be C

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To know the correct answer, you can check under the spoiler in the original post. The answer is B.

From the stem, we have: 2/3 * w + 1/4 * m = 75

Statement (2) gives: w + m = 150

Solving these equations gives m = 60 and w = 90, making statement (2) sufficient.
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To know the correct answer, you can check under the spoiler in the original post. The answer is B.

From the stem, we have: 2/3 * w + 1/4 * m = 75

Statement (2) gives: w + m = 150

Solving these equations gives m = 60 and w = 90, making statement (2) sufficient.

From the stem w + m = 150
From the stem and (2): 2/3 * w + 1/4 * m = 150 * 1/2

The stem only gives totals, but statement (2) adds the missing detail: the percentages of men and women who chose global warming. Using that, you can form two equations, w + m = 150 and (2/3)w + (1/4)m = 75. Solving gives unique values for w and m, so statement (2) alone is sufficient. The answer is B, not C.
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ohh yea, my bad. thank you.

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From the stem w + m = 150
From the stem and (2): 2/3 * w + 1/4 * m = 150 * 1/2

The stem only gives totals, but statement (2) adds the missing detail: the percentages of men and women who chose global warming. Using that, you can form two equations, w + m = 150 and (2/3)w + (1/4)m = 75. Solving gives unique values for w and m, so statement (2) alone is sufficient. The answer is B, not C.
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