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[GMAT math practice question]
78% of all students at a school enrolled in an English class and 79% enrolled in a Math class. What percent of the students enrolled in neither English nor Math classes?
1) 13% of students enrolled in a Math class only.
2) 12% of students enrolled in an English class only.
78% of all students at a school enrolled in an English class and 79% enrolled in a Math class. What percent of the students enrolled in neither English nor Math classes?
1) 13% of students enrolled in a Math class only.
2) 12% of students enrolled in an English class only.
21 Jun 2018, 01:54
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Answer: D
Lets assume 100 students are enrolled.
That means 78% of the students (78 students) are enrolled in English class and 79% of the students (79 students) are enrolled in Math Class.
Statement 1: 13% of students enrolled in a Math class only.
This means 13% of the students (13 students) are enrolled in Math only. Therefore, 79-13=66 students in both classes and 78-66=12 students in English only. Therefore, 13+12+66=91 students are enrolled in Math, Eng or both.
Hence 100-91=9 students are enrolled in neither. Sufficient.
Statement 2: 12% of students enrolled in an English class only.
This says the same thing as statement 1. Sufficient.
21 Jun 2018, 03:46
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Solution
Given:
- • a+b= 78
• b+c= 79
To find:
- • We need to find the percentage of students who did not enroll in either math or English class or we need to find N.
Statement-1: “13% of students enrolled in a Math class only. “
- • c= 13
- o Hence, N= 100-a-b-c
o N= 100-(a+b)-c= 100-78-13= 9
Hence, Statement 1 alone is sufficient to answer the question.
Statement-2: “12% of students enrolled in an English class only “
- • a= 12
- o Hence, N= 100-a-b-c
o N= 100-a-(b + c)= 100-12-79= 9
Statement 2 alone is not sufficient to answer the question.
We can find the answer by both the statements,
Hence, the correct answer is option D.
Answer: D
