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990 people went to the GMAT exam, how many boys didn't pass the test?
(1) 321 girls didn't pass the test, which is the number of boys that did.
(2) One fifth of the people that went to the GMAT exam were boys who eventually didn't pass the test.
(1) 321 girls didn't pass the test, which is the number of boys that did.
(2) One fifth of the people that went to the GMAT exam were boys who eventually didn't pass the test.
19 Feb 2025, 02:21
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Question: Boy's who didn't pass = ?
Statement 1: 321 girls didn't pass the test, which is the number of boys that did.
Total = 990
Girls didn't pass = 321
Boys passed = 321
Girls Passes + Boys failed = 990-(321+321)
NOT SUFFICIENT
Statement 2: Boy's didn't pass = (1/5)*totalTotal = 990
Boys didn't pass = (1/5)*990 =198
SUFFICIENT
Answer: Option B
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T = 990
BnP =?
T = BP + BnP + GP + GnP (Boy's passed + Boys not passed + Girls passed + Girls not passed)
Statment 1
GnP = 321 = BP
990 = 321 + BnP + GP + 321
This gives GP+BnP but no information on the composition
Insufficient
Statement 2
BnP = 990* 1/5
Sufficient
BnP =?
T = BP + BnP + GP + GnP (Boy's passed + Boys not passed + Girls passed + Girls not passed)
Statment 1
GnP = 321 = BP
990 = 321 + BnP + GP + 321
This gives GP+BnP but no information on the composition
Insufficient
Statement 2
BnP = 990* 1/5
Sufficient
Bunuel
