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Re: How many people received a raise of greater than 5%? [#permalink]
lebron23Goat wrote:
post edit, the answer is still E. combined, you only want the information for people greater than 5%, which means you need to take out 4% and 5%, but there is no way to know this.


Thanks! I've edited the answer to reflect this. +1
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Re: How many people received a raise of greater than 5%? [#permalink]
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Statement 1. 70% people received a raise of >3%. But How many of these 70% fall in the range of >5% we don't know.
So Insufficient.

Statement 2. 20% people received a raise of >7%. That means 80% people are those who either didn't receive a raise or received a raise <=7%. We cant say how many of these fall in the range of >5%. So Insufficient.

Combining, - 70% received a >3% raise, out of which 20% received a raise of >7%. (these 20% will be a part of those 70% only). This means 70-20 = 50% are those who received a raise >3% but <=70%. Again no idea about 5% raise.
So Insufficient.

Hence answer is E.
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