A company processes boxes that have a number of different dimensions.

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A company processes boxes that have a number of different dimensions. Based on the dimensions of the boxes, the company classifies all of them into three categories, A, B, and C. The table lists some examples of boxes, their dimensions, and their classification categories.    Box    Length (cm)    Width (cm)    Height (cm)    Category      1   10  8  8  A     2   24  12  8  A     3   54  10  10  B     4   60  40  32  C     5   10  10  8  A     6   60  60  20  C     7   20  20  20  B     8   10  6  8  A     9   16  10  8  A     10   16  10  8  A     11   80  60  60  C     12   80  60  60  C     13   44  24  10  B     14   24  24  24  B     15   10  6  10  A     16   16  12  12  A     17   20  20  20  B     18   64  60  44  C     ( Sort ↕  the table by clicking on the headers)

For each of the following classification principles, select Yes if it is consistent with the information provided in the table. Otherwise, select No.

GMATCoachBen · Answer

Short video solution here (1:50) :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm3B4-gxKkU

mmdfl · Answer

Video with the resolution by Ryan Star, Manhattan GMAT Expert
 https://youtu.be/FlwQ3NWrJzE?t=406

PS:  Sajjad1994  there is a mistake in the last column name: instead of "Height (cm)" (duplicated), it should be "Category".

Sajjad1994 · Answer

Fixed!

Thank you.

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Yes	No
		No box that has a total volume of 1,000 \(cm^3\) or more is in Category A.
		Only boxes of which the sum of length + width + height is less than 50 cm are in Category A.
		No box whose longest side is greater than 20 cm long is in Category B.

A company processes boxes that have a number of different dimensions.

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Box	Length (cm)	Width (cm)	Height (cm)	Category
1	10	8	8	A
2	24	12	8	A
3	54	10	10	B
4	60	40	32	C
5	10	10	8	A
6	60	60	20	C
7	20	20	20	B
8	10	6	8	A
9	16	10	8	A
10	16	10	8	A
11	80	60	60	C
12	80	60	60	C
13	44	24	10	B
14	24	24	24	B
15	10	6	10	A
16	16	12	12	A
17	20	20	20	B
18	64	60	44	C

Box	Length (cm)	Width (cm)	Height (cm)	Category
1	10	8	8	A
2	24	12	8	A
3	54	10	10	B
4	60	40	32	C
5	10	10	8	A
6	60	60	20	C
7	20	20	20	B
8	10	6	8	A
9	16	10	8	A
10	16	10	8	A
11	80	60	60	C
12	80	60	60	C
13	44	24	10	B
14	24	24	24	B
15	10	6	10	A
16	16	12	12	A
17	20	20	20	B
18	64	60	44	C

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A company processes boxes that have a number of different dimensions.

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Box	Length (cm)	Width (cm)	Height (cm)	Category
1	10	8	8	A
2	24	12	8	A
3	54	10	10	B
4	60	40	32	C
5	10	10	8	A
6	60	60	20	C
7	20	20	20	B
8	10	6	8	A
9	16	10	8	A
10	16	10	8	A
11	80	60	60	C
12	80	60	60	C
13	44	24	10	B
14	24	24	24	B
15	10	6	10	A
16	16	12	12	A
17	20	20	20	B
18	64	60	44	C