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0.20 × i (international) = p (premium)

0.2 i = 0.10 × T(Total )

i = 0.50 T

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A simple way to understand this problem is as follows:
(We need to find the value of C)
Assume that total number of toys are 100.
We know, 10% of the toys are Premium (10 toys) and only International Brands offer premium toys.
So,
\(A=10\)
\(D=0\)
\(G=10\)

Because 20% of the International Brands offer Premium toys, total number of premium toys is equal to -
\(x*\frac{20}{100} = 10\)
\(x=50\)

So
\(C=50\)
\(B=40\)

\(C=50\)
Therefore, 50% of the toys are of an International Brand.

Option D is correct
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EgmatQuantExpert wrote:
In a certain toy store, 20% of the international branded toys are the only premium category toys. If premium toys make up 10% of the total number of toys in the store, what percent of toys in the store are of international brands?

    A. 10%
    B. 20%
    C. 40%
    D. 50%
    E. 60%

Assume 100 toys. 10 percent are premium:
(0.10*100) = 10 premium toys

All 10 premium toys are international

20% of all international toys, I, are premium

So 10 toys represent 20% of all international toys

\(10 = .20I\)
\(I=\frac{10}{0.2}=\frac{100}{2}=50\)

International toys: 50
Total toys: 100

International toys are 50% of all toys.

Answer D
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Solution



Given:
    • In a certain toy store, 20% of the international branded toys are the only premium category toys.
    • Premium toys make up 10% of the total number of toys in the store

To find:
    • What percent of toys in the store are of international brands

Approach and Working:
If we assume that there are total 100 toys in the store, then we can say,
    • Premium toys = 10% of 100 = 10

Now, these 10 toys are 20% of the international branded toys.
So, if we assume international branded toys are T in number, then we can say
    • 20% of T = 10
    Or, \(\frac{T}{5}\) = 10
    Or, T = 50

Therefore, international branded toys as a percentage of total toys = \(\frac{50}{100} * 100\) = 50%

Hence, the correct answer is option D.

Answer: D
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Let International Brands be "IT" and Total be "T"

so, IT * 20/100 = 10/100 * T,

therefore IT = 50/100 * T, so 50%
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Hi All,

We're told that in a certain toy store, 20% of the INTERNATIONAL branded toys are the ONLY premium category toys and that premium toys make up 10% of the TOTAL number of toys in the store. We're asked to find the percentage of toys in the store that are international brands. This question can be solved by TESTing VALUES.

IF...
TOTAL number of toys = 100, then...
premium toys = 10% of 100 = 10, and
20% of the international toys are the ONLY premium toys...
so 20% of X = 10
(1/5)(X) = 10
X = 50

Number of International toys = 50
Total number of toys = 100
50/100 = 50%

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Re: In a certain toy store, 20% of the international branded toys are the [#permalink]
0.2 * International=0.1 *total
So,international = 50% of total toys.
Answer = D
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Ratio Method ( PB= Premium Brand, IB=International Brand),

PB:IB
1 : 5

1PART=10% of total
5PART =50% of total (Ans)
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