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A deli sells both orange Juice and apple Juice. A case of apple Juice contains x bottles; a case of orange Juice contains y bottles. Does the store make a greater profit per bottle from the sale of apple Juice or from orange Juice?
1) The dell purchases a case of apple Juice for the same amount of money as it does a case of orange Juice.
2) x > y
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From statement 1:
Only Cost price of apple and orange juice is given. No info about selling price.
Insufficient.
From statement 2:
A number of cans of apples juice X are greater than the Number of cans of orange juice Y. No info about selling price.
Insufficient.
Combining also gives no info about selling price.
E is the answer.
Only Cost price of apple and orange juice is given. No info about selling price.
Insufficient.
From statement 2:
A number of cans of apples juice X are greater than the Number of cans of orange juice Y. No info about selling price.
Insufficient.
Combining also gives no info about selling price.
E is the answer.
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[quote="workout"]
A deli sells both orange Juice and apple Juice. A case of apple Juice contains x bottles; a case of orange Juice contains y bottles. Does the store make a greater profit per bottle from the sale of apple Juice or from orange Juice?
1) The dell purchases a case of apple Juice for the same amount of money as it does a case of orange Juice.
2) x > y
Answer -c
No of bottle of apple juice x price per bottle = revenue by selling apple juice
No of bottle of orange juice x price per bottle = revenue by selling orange juice
i) since price of both orange juice and apple juice is same but it is not given how many bottle of each type is purchased by dell-so not sufficient
ii)since x>y may be price of apple juice is less than orange juice so not sufficient
i+ii combine price of both is same and no of apple juice bottle is > than orange juice
So store make greater profit from sale if apple juice than orange juice
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A deli sells both orange Juice and apple Juice. A case of apple Juice contains x bottles; a case of orange Juice contains y bottles. Does the store make a greater profit per bottle from the sale of apple Juice or from orange Juice?
1) The dell purchases a case of apple Juice for the same amount of money as it does a case of orange Juice.
2) x > y
Answer -c
No of bottle of apple juice x price per bottle = revenue by selling apple juice
No of bottle of orange juice x price per bottle = revenue by selling orange juice
i) since price of both orange juice and apple juice is same but it is not given how many bottle of each type is purchased by dell-so not sufficient
ii)since x>y may be price of apple juice is less than orange juice so not sufficient
i+ii combine price of both is same and no of apple juice bottle is > than orange juice
So store make greater profit from sale if apple juice than orange juice
Sent from my iPhone using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
