The table gives information about the annual car show that a certain antique car club held in an open field on the second Saturday in May each of the years 2000 through 2013. Each car show started at 9:00 in the morning (09:00) and ended at 3:00 in the afternoon (15:00). The club charged a fixed fee for registering a car in the show—one fee per car. Cars could be preregistered prior to the day of the show or registered on-site on the day of the show. Although the fee for preregistering a car was less than the fee for registering a car on-site, some people chose not to preregister their cars because preregistration fees were not refundable and they knew they would not attend the show if rain was forecasted. For the first n car shows, where n is a positive integer less than 10, the fees were $10 for preregistering a car and $12 for registering a car on-site. For the remaining car shows, the fees for preregistering a car and for registering a car on-site were more than $10 and $12, respectively. Year Number of cars pre-registered Number of cars registered on-site Total cars registered Total revenue from registerations 2004 30 8 38 $396 2000 6 10 16 $180 2001 9 21 30 $342 2002 14 35 49 $560 2003 25 60 85 $970 2005 32 60 92 $1040 2008 39 60 99 $1368 2006 28 67 95 $1341 2011 33 69 102 $1431 2009 43 74 117 $1626 2012 35 83 118 $1665 2013 39 87 126 $1773 2007 37 90 127 $1794 2010 25 90 115 $1650 For each statement, select Yes if it can be determined from the information provided that the statement is true. Otherwise, select No . ID: 700209

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They are saying "the first n car shows"
Now this could be interpreted in two ways.

1) The first n "annual" car shows. This is what you are saying I believe, then it makes perfect sense.
2) But they could also be talking about individual car shows. For example in the first annual car show (2004), there were 38 car shows and n of them (where n < 10) had the specified pre-registration and on-site registration fees. This is how I interpreted it. In the sense there every car has an individual "show". But I get your point that all cars combined is what they mean by "car show" over here.

Regardless, not super pepped about the wording here. They should have used the word annual.

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You’re wrong. We are in fact given clear data about the registration fees: for the first n years, they were $10 and $12, and for the remaining years, both fees were higher. Since 2005’s numbers fit perfectly with $10 and $12, that means 2005 was one of those early n years.

But 2006’s data doesn’t fit those same fees. With 28 preregistered and 67 on-site, 10 and 12 would give only $1084 (28*10 + 67*12 = $1084), not $1341. So 2006 must have been the first year when the registration fees rose.

You can even see this without doing the math: the total number of cars changed slightly, from 92 to 95, yet the total revenue jumped from 1040 to 1341. Three extra cars could not have produced $301 more in revenue under the same fees. Hence, both preregistration and on-site fees must have been higher in 2006.