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Re: DS - Please help [#permalink]
IMO: E

1) Not sufficient as we don't know the number of boys and girls
2) Not sufficient as brown haired people can be more than 50 or less than 50 depending on the number of boys.
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Re: DS - Please help [#permalink]
Yes this was simple E.Data is not enough to find a value for each sentence.

If sentence 2 was - 30% of children are girls 'and' all of them have brown hair; answer would be different
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Your replies saying 'u need to know the numbers" are strange.
The question asks you about PERCENTAGE of children not number. So what on earth do we need the numbers for?
if there are 100boys then 70 are brown heads.
if statement 2 had said "30% of girls are brown heads" , both cud av bn sufficient and we pick C.
But it said "Brown hair girls are 30% of the group" instead of 30% of girls.
So it's E.
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we still need to count
suppose there are 100 children. number of boy is x, number of girl is 100-x
0.7x is boy is brown hair, not sufficient
30 is girl is brown hair, but boy with brown hair can be 1 or 70, not sufficient

both condition
0.7x+30>50 is this true
x>20/0.7, we do not have this. so we can not know for sure. answer E.
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