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In an election how many votes are cast?
(1) The winning candidate gets 54% of the total votes
(2) The winning candidate wins by 800 votes
(1) The winning candidate gets 54% of the total votes
(2) The winning candidate wins by 800 votes
11 Apr 2017, 06:06
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stat 1: talks only abt % ..not suff
stat 2 : says the difference between the winner and loser is 800..
both combined;; winner got 54% loser .. but no info how many candidate were present,.,,not suff
hence E
stat 2 : says the difference between the winner and loser is 800..
both combined;; winner got 54% loser .. but no info how many candidate were present,.,,not suff
hence E
12 Apr 2017, 07:11
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In an election how many votes are cast?
(1) The winning candidate gets 54% of the total votes
(2) The winning candidate wins by 800 votes
statement 1 clearly is not enough to give the total number of votes
statement 2 is also clearly not enough to show the total number of votes
statement (1+2) from st1- the candidate got 8% more votes than the total votes gained by rest of candidates but still not enough to show the difference from the candidate holding second position
So my answer would be E
(1) The winning candidate gets 54% of the total votes
(2) The winning candidate wins by 800 votes
statement 1 clearly is not enough to give the total number of votes
statement 2 is also clearly not enough to show the total number of votes
statement (1+2) from st1- the candidate got 8% more votes than the total votes gained by rest of candidates but still not enough to show the difference from the candidate holding second position
So my answer would be E
