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15 Apr 2025, 10:15
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School A has 100 teachers and School B has 200 teachers. Each school has more female teachers than male teachers.
Quantity A
The number of female teachers at school A
Quantity B
The number of female teachers at school B
Quantity A
The number of female teachers at school A
Quantity B
The number of female teachers at school B
15 Apr 2025, 20:20
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Quantity A
A has 100 teachers. There are more female teachers than male.
Number of female teachers is atleast 51 and maximum 100.
Quantity B
B has 200 teachers.
Numbers of female teachers is atleast 101.
Quantity B > Quantity A
A has 100 teachers. There are more female teachers than male.
Number of female teachers is atleast 51 and maximum 100.
Quantity B
B has 200 teachers.
Numbers of female teachers is atleast 101.
Quantity B > Quantity A
19 Apr 2025, 02:17
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Could the number of female teachers be the same in both schools? No. More than half (i.e., more than 100) of School B’s 200 teachers are female, but School A has only 100 teachers in all.
The answer is B.
Could the number of female teachers be the same in both schools? No. More than half (i.e., more than 100) of School B’s 200 teachers are female, but School A has only 100 teachers in all.
The answer is B.
