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In a given month, a lawyer charged his clients at an average rate of $400 per hour. In that particular month, seven of his clients were charged at average $410 per hour and the least of the hourly charge that the lawyer can accept is $375 per hour. How many clients did he have in that month?
(1) The hourly rates of each client are divisible by 5
(2) The lawyer had less than 20 clients that month
I got an inspiration from a question in MGMAT's flashcard as follows;
(1) The hourly rates of each client are divisible by 5
(2) The lawyer had less than 20 clients that month
I got an inspiration from a question in MGMAT's flashcard as follows;
5 people in a company earn an average
salary of $50,000. If 2 of the employees
earn an average of $65,000, what is the
average salary of the remaining 3
employees?
salary of $50,000. If 2 of the employees
earn an average of $65,000, what is the
average salary of the remaining 3
employees?
05 Jul 2015, 04:54
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runkun
Firstly tasks says about average rate per hour and then about average rate per month. Is it correct?
I can't get how it can be B answer.
1 case: we have 11 clients. 7 of them have average rate 410 so common sum is 2870
Average rate for all clients 400 so common sum is 4400. The another 4 clients have average rate 382.50
2 case: we have 9 clients. 7 of them have average rate 410 so common sum is 2870
Average rate for all clients 400 so common sum is 3600. The another 2 clients have average rate 365
Am I miss something?
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05 Jul 2015, 11:06
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Harley1980
Hi,
You are not missing anything. You are right. The former answer to the question is "E"; however, I made changes to the question and it is clearer now. Thank you for pointing this out!!
