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(1) Every member who attends yoga sessions also attends at least one other type of session. We cannot determine whether the number of members who attend yoga sessions (Y) greater than the number who attend strength training sessions (S) because if there are only 2 courses in gym => Y will be not greater than S. But if there are any other courses there, ex: cardio (C), and all S attends C => S could be smaller than Y => Not sufficient.
(2) Every member who attends yoga sessions also attends strength training sessions => Y >=S or Y can't be greater than S => Sufficient.
-> B
(2) Every member who attends yoga sessions also attends strength training sessions => Y >=S or Y can't be greater than S => Sufficient.
-> B
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Total members = 180 (Note: This piece of information is irrelevant for this problem)
Aim : To find out whether the number of people attending yoga > The number of people attending strength training.
1. For every member who attends yoga, they attend at least one other session does not give us enough information about whether more people attend yoga and whether that other session has to be strength training something else.
Hence, insufficient
2. For every member who attends yoga, they also attend strength training. This tells us that:
1. yoga = strength training
2. yoga < strength training, considering there's no information that those who do strength training have to do yoga.
Hence, Insufficient
1&2. Combining the statements does not provide us with any information where we can resolve the ambiguity that either yoga = strength training or yoga < strength training.
Hence Insufficient
Answer is E
Aim : To find out whether the number of people attending yoga > The number of people attending strength training.
1. For every member who attends yoga, they attend at least one other session does not give us enough information about whether more people attend yoga and whether that other session has to be strength training something else.
Hence, insufficient
2. For every member who attends yoga, they also attend strength training. This tells us that:
1. yoga = strength training
2. yoga < strength training, considering there's no information that those who do strength training have to do yoga.
Hence, Insufficient
1&2. Combining the statements does not provide us with any information where we can resolve the ambiguity that either yoga = strength training or yoga < strength training.
Hence Insufficient
Answer is E
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E) You need additional information.
1) Gives you no relevant information to connect both types of sessions.
2) States Strength >= Yoga, but leaves open the chance that the same number attends both sessions.
1) Gives you no relevant information to connect both types of sessions.
2) States Strength >= Yoga, but leaves open the chance that the same number attends both sessions.
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