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16 Jun 2024, 02:22
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For the first part - We have to find the maximum percent of males who spend less money as compared to Mr.Kale.
Mr. Kale spent 55 dollars , and the number of males who spent between 50-59 dollars is 7 , out of which one would be Mr. Kale himself. Now to maximise the number of people who spent a lesser amount than him , just assume that all 6 of those spent less than 55 dollars I.e. between 50-55 dollars. Now adding it to the people who spend between 40-49 dollars and so on. We get total as 26. Total males = 40. 26*100/40 = 65%
Mr. Kale spent 55 dollars , and the number of males who spent between 50-59 dollars is 7 , out of which one would be Mr. Kale himself. Now to maximise the number of people who spent a lesser amount than him , just assume that all 6 of those spent less than 55 dollars I.e. between 50-55 dollars. Now adding it to the people who spend between 40-49 dollars and so on. We get total as 26. Total males = 40. 26*100/40 = 65%
16 Jun 2024, 03:38
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The other one plz explain
the question talks about people who spent a total of 20-29.99 dollars in the store, 5 were men and 2 were women and it stated that men had spent twice the amount spent by women. Now it means that if every woman spent 1 dollar in total they spent 2 dollars and if every man spent 1 dollar they spent 5 dollars total. Here the amount spent by them has to be between 20-29.99, now we need the least amount spent by women so take 20 for each of them so total spent by female is 40 dollars and male spent twice of that so 80 dollars, but there were 5 men so if we divide 80 by 5 it would give us 16 which is not possible because they have spent between 20-29.99, so the least amount spent by men would be 20 multiplied with 5 and a total of 100 dollars spent by men and female spent half as them so 100/2 is 50 dollars.you might find my method a little different or lengthy try on your own to get better
