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Are 40% of the employees attending the annual company picnic men?
(1) 20% of the men employed at the company are attending the picnic.
(2) 30% of the women employed at the company are attending the picnic.
(1) 20% of the men employed at the company are attending the picnic.
(2) 30% of the women employed at the company are attending the picnic.
10 Oct 2025, 01:29
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Statement 1 Alone
Provides only ratio for men, no info for women
Cannot find total attendees or the required percentage.
Statement 2 Alone
Provides only ratio for women, no info for men
Cannot find total attendees or the required percentage.
Both Statements Together
Is x/(x+3y)=2/5 ?
on simplifying this, we get
Is x=y ?
We don't have any information about if x=y
Hence, E
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Provides only ratio for men, no info for women
Cannot find total attendees or the required percentage.
Statement 2 Alone
Provides only ratio for women, no info for men
Cannot find total attendees or the required percentage.
Both Statements Together
Is x/(x+3y)=2/5 ?
on simplifying this, we get
Is x=y ?
We don't have any information about if x=y
Hence, E
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Let the number of men and women be M and W respectively.
Statement 1:
(1) 20% of the men employed at the company are attending the picnic.
20%(M ) attended the picnic = 0.20 M.
Hence, Insufficient
Statement 2:
(2) 30% of the women employed at the company are attending the picnic.
30% (W) attended the picnic = 0.30 W.
Hence, Insufficient
Combining both statements 1 and 2, we get
(0.20 M) / (0.20M + 0.30 W) cannot be found out , as we don’t know the value of M or W.
We also don’t know the relationship between M and W.
Hence, Insufficient
Option E
