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13 Feb 2025, 01:30
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At a corporate board meeting, two advertising ideas A and B are preesented such that each board member supports one but not the other. Of the board members, 45 percent support idea A and the remaining support idea B. How many board members are in favor of advertising heavily in social media?
(1) Of the supporters of Idea A, 58 percent are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
(2) Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
(1) Of the supporters of Idea A, 58 percent are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
(2) Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
13 Feb 2025, 01:53
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Supporting A - 45%
Supporting none or both = 0
Supporting B - 55%
In favour of social media heavy advertising?
We need to know the number of folks who support social media advertising from both the groups.
Statement 1:
We don't have any numbers
We just know of the 45% supporting A, 58% support heavy social media advertising. Which gives effect % but we don't have the total
Insufficient
Statment 2:
Great, we have Supporting B and heavy social media advertising = 22
But we don't know how many of those supporting A also support social media advertising and have no relation to calculate the same
Insufficient
Combined as well it is insufficient. E
Supporting none or both = 0
Supporting B - 55%
In favour of social media heavy advertising?
We need to know the number of folks who support social media advertising from both the groups.
Statement 1:
We don't have any numbers
We just know of the 45% supporting A, 58% support heavy social media advertising. Which gives effect % but we don't have the total
Insufficient
Statment 2:
Great, we have Supporting B and heavy social media advertising = 22
But we don't know how many of those supporting A also support social media advertising and have no relation to calculate the same
Insufficient
Combined as well it is insufficient. E
Bunuel
At a corporate board meeting, two advertising ideas A and B are preesented such that each board member supports one but not the other. Of the board members, 45 percent support idea A and the remaining support idea B. How many board members are in favor of advertising heavily in social media?
(1) Of the supporters of Idea A, 58 percent are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
(2) Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
(1) Of the supporters of Idea A, 58 percent are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
(2) Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
13 Feb 2025, 08:38
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Bunuel
At a corporate board meeting, two advertising ideas A and B are preesented such that each board member supports one but not the other. Of the board members, 45 percent support idea A and the remaining support idea B. How many board members are in favor of advertising heavily in social media?
(1) Of the supporters of Idea A, 58 percent are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.(2) Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
A = 45%(1) Of the supporters of Idea A, 58 percent are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.(2) Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
B = 55%
Question: How many board members are in favor of advertising heavily in social media?
So we need to know which idea favours advertising heavily in Social media and also we need to know the number of people equivalent to percentage
Statement 1: Of the supporters of Idea A, 58 percent are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
We don't know
1) The percentage of other idea who heavily support Ad in Social Media
2) Comparison of percentage of people with actual count of people hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Statement 2:Of the supporters of Idea B, 22 are in favor of advertising heavily in social media.
We don't know
1) The percentage of other idea who heavily support Ad in Social Media
2) Comparison of percentage of people with actual count of people hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Combining the statements
We don't know
1) Comparison of percentage of people with actual count of people hence
[color=#e82a1f]NOT SUFFICIENT[/color]
Answer: Option E
