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Let price of each trousers & shirt - t, s
quantity of each trousers & shirt - p, q

Total revenue = 149 shillings

(Remember shillings is the lowest form of currency, no decimal)

Now, question stem ->

quantity, p > price, t
or, p>t

Question is p=?

Statement 1: Mary Inklewood's total sales on the identical shirts was 135 shillings

We know, Total Revenue = Shirts Revenue + Trousers Revenue

So, trousers revenue becomes 14 shillings (149-135)

and Quantity x Price = Revenue

so, p x t = 14

Now 14 is either 14 x 1 or 7 x 2

since, p > t, then p can have two values 14 or 7.

DS question you must have a definite answer - singular value, so

NOT SUFFICIENT

Statement 2: Mary Inklewood's total sales on the identical trousers was 14 shillings.­

Same way,

p x t = 14

NOT SUFFICIENT

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