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A car dealer purchased a car for m percent less than its list price, and then sold the car for n percent less than its list price. What was the price for which the car dealer purchased the car?
(1) m = 30
(2) m - n = 10
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(1) m = 30
(2) m - n = 10
Gentle note to all experts and tutors: Please refrain from replying to this question until the Official Answer (OA) is revealed. Let students attempt to solve it first. You are all welcome to contribute posts after the OA is posted. Thank you all for your cooperation!
29 May 2025, 01:00
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In order to solve this, we need some value list price, selling price, profit, along with the % details or their relation
S1
m=30
Insufficient, we do not know the list price
s2
m - n = 10
Insufficient, we do not know list price
Combined, we know m=30, n=20. Still, we do not know list price
Insufficient
Answer E
S1
m=30
Insufficient, we do not know the list price
s2
m - n = 10
Insufficient, we do not know list price
Combined, we know m=30, n=20. Still, we do not know list price
Insufficient
Answer E
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29 May 2025, 04:22
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In order to answer this question, we need just two values. List price and m.
S1 says m= 30 but list price is unknown. S1 alone is insufficient.
S2 says m-n=10, both list price and m are unknown. S2 alone is insufficient.
Combine S1 &S2 list value is unknown. Both S1 and S2 combined is not sufficient.
Option E is the answer.
S1 says m= 30 but list price is unknown. S1 alone is insufficient.
S2 says m-n=10, both list price and m are unknown. S2 alone is insufficient.
Combine S1 &S2 list value is unknown. Both S1 and S2 combined is not sufficient.
Option E is the answer.
29 May 2025, 08:44
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A car dealer purchased a car for m percent less than its list price, and then sold the car for n percent less than its list price. What was the price for which the car dealer purchased the car?
CP= LP(1-m%) =?
SP= LP(1-n%)
(1) m = 30
We don't know about List Price
Insufficient
(2) m - n = 10
We don't know about List Price and m
Insufficient
(1)&(2) together
We don't know List Price
Insufficient
Answer: E
CP= LP(1-m%) =?
SP= LP(1-n%)
(1) m = 30
We don't know about List Price
Insufficient
(2) m - n = 10
We don't know about List Price and m
Insufficient
(1)&(2) together
We don't know List Price
Insufficient
Answer: E
