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For every 3,256 widgets produced, exactly 16 are defective. At this rate, how many widgets were produced during a period in which exactly 36 widgets were defective?
A. 3,256
B. 4,884
C. 7,326
D. 9,768
E. 14,652
A. 3,256
B. 4,884
C. 7,326
D. 9,768
E. 14,652
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For every 3,256 widgets produced, exactly 16 are defective. At this rate, how many widgets were produced during a period in which exactly 36 widgets were defective?
A. 3,256
B. 4,884
C. 7,326
D. 9,768
E. 14,652
A. 3,256
B. 4,884
C. 7,326
D. 9,768
E. 14,652
Imo C
We dont have tp calculate for it as we know for every 16 defective widgets 3256 widgets were produced.
There fore for 32 defective widgets the widgets manufactured will be double 6512.
For 36 defective widgets our manufactured will be more than slightly more than 6512.
So C is our answer
