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01 Jun 2011, 18:19
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Blair is shopping for a meal. He buys truffles, caviar, tuna, and grapes. He spends the same amount of money on each item, though he purchases different quantities of each. If the quantities purchased are all integer values greater than 1, and if the product of the weights in ounces of each item is equal to the price in cents paid for each item, what is the median price paid per ounce?
(1) Blair spent a total of $46.20 on items.
(2) Blair purchased a total of 26 ounces of food items.
(1) Blair spent a total of $46.20 on items.
(2) Blair purchased a total of 26 ounces of food items.
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01 Jun 2011, 19:51
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I thought it ans would be C. Not sure how A alone is sufficient. 4620 can have many factors like 3, 4, 5, 11 or 10, 11, 2, 3. The median would be different depending on the 4 factors.
02 Jun 2011, 02:13
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(1)
Total Price=46.2
Individual Price(in cents)=4620/4=1155
1155=11*7*5*3 (Price of each item in cents=product of their weights)
Total weight=11+7+5+3=26 oz
Median Price=$11.55
Median Price Per oz=11.55/26
Sufficient.
(2)
Total Weight=26
Median Price May Differ:
2*4*8*12=768
2*5*9*10=900
Not Sufficient.
Ans: "A"
