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01 May 2018, 02:33
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A manager wants to assign each of his e employees to one of p projects. If \(3 < p < 11 < e\), then can the manager assign the employees to the projects such that each project has the same number of employees?
(1) It is possible for the manager to assign 11e employees to one of p projects such that there are an equal number of employees in each project.
(2) It is possible for the manager to assign 6e employees to one of p projects such that there are an equal number of employees in each project.
This is a rip-off of the following OG question: a-school-administrator-will-assign-each-student-in-a-group-127509.html
(1) It is possible for the manager to assign 11e employees to one of p projects such that there are an equal number of employees in each project.
(2) It is possible for the manager to assign 6e employees to one of p projects such that there are an equal number of employees in each project.
This is a rip-off of the following OG question: a-school-administrator-will-assign-each-student-in-a-group-127509.html
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01 May 2018, 02:39
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This is a rip-off of the following OG question: https://gmatclub.com/forum/a-school-adm ... 27509.html
01 May 2018, 03:30
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Hi Bunuel
Can you please confirm the OA, as mentioned OA is D, but for st2, e can be 13 or 18 for p = 6, which is clearly not sufficient.
