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07 Sep 2004, 16:35
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Three children A, B and C have a toal of $1.20 among them. DOes C has the most money?
1 A has 35 cents
2 C has 40 cents
1 A has 35 cents
2 C has 40 cents
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07 Sep 2004, 21:46
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Three children A, B and C have a toal of $1.20 among them. DOes C has the most money?
1 A has 35 cents
2 C has 40 cents
Paul, there is a catch here. The answer shd be B.
A is not sufficient because B or C may have more than 40 or both could have euall amount but each will have amount greater than 35
B is suffucent. because C has 40 and if the money is shared equally, everybody will have 40 and therefore we can say that C does not have the most money,
similarly if the money is not shared equally and C has 40,it means somebody could have more than 40 which would be greater than C's share and here again we can answer No to the question.
1 A has 35 cents
2 C has 40 cents
Paul, there is a catch here. The answer shd be B.
A is not sufficient because B or C may have more than 40 or both could have euall amount but each will have amount greater than 35
B is suffucent. because C has 40 and if the money is shared equally, everybody will have 40 and therefore we can say that C does not have the most money,
similarly if the money is not shared equally and C has 40,it means somebody could have more than 40 which would be greater than C's share and here again we can answer No to the question.
