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How many kiloliters of water are in a reservoir?
(1) If the reservoir were filled to capacity, there would be 430 more kiloliters in the reservoir.
(2) The reservoir is normally 65 percent full.
(1) If the reservoir were filled to capacity, there would be 430 more kiloliters in the reservoir.
(2) The reservoir is normally 65 percent full.
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Question: The existing amoutn of water in reservoir = ?
Statement 1: Water in reservoir = Capacity - 430 KL
Capacity of reservoir is unknown hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Statement 2: The reservoir is normally 65 percent full.
We don't know 65% amounts to how many KL hence
NOT SUFFICIENT
Combining the statements
100% Capacity - 430 KL = 65% capacity
35% Capacity = 430 KL
i.e 65% Capacity = 798 KL
SUFFICIENT
Answer: Option C
Since I am not convinced with use of word 'Normally' in question so I find the language requires improvement in this question and in present condition this question maynot be a good fit for GMAT like practice
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Find: kiloliters of water are in a reservoir
(1) If the reservoir were filled to capacity, there would be 430 more kiloliters in the reservoir.
Capacity= x+430
Not sufficient
(2) The reservoir is normally 65 percent full.
Clearly not sufficient
Both (1)&(2)
100% Capacity= x+430
65% of Capacity= x
35% of Capacity= 430 kl
So 65% kl water is in the reservoir= 798 kl
Sufficent
Answer: C
(1) If the reservoir were filled to capacity, there would be 430 more kiloliters in the reservoir.
Capacity= x+430
Not sufficient
(2) The reservoir is normally 65 percent full.
Clearly not sufficient
Both (1)&(2)
100% Capacity= x+430
65% of Capacity= x
35% of Capacity= 430 kl
So 65% kl water is in the reservoir= 798 kl
Sufficent
Answer: C
