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For Bruichladdich the ratio is 131/11 whereas for Ardbeg the ratio is 197/15. So my question is how the answer for third question is Yes?
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For Bruichladdich the ratio is 131/11 whereas for Ardbeg the ratio is 197/15. So my question is how the answer for third question is Yes?


I have the same question. Please did you find the answer ?

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Please confirm credibility of ans. to question 3
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There is no reason for the answer to third part to be 'Yes'.

It should be 'No', as ratio fo rArdbeg is maximum, but the wordings too in third part are a suspect.
'As of 2012, the distillery with the greatest ratio of years since founding to years of continuous operation to the present is Bruichladdich.'

You dont require present there. 'As of 2012' covers up for what ever role 'present' was meant to play.
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I ordered distileries in A,B, C, D, E, F,G and H.
1. 4 distileries having the longest continuous operation are: B, D, G, H and their productions are 1700, 2500, 2200, 2200. Therefore, the average is 1900.
Average production for other four: 1000,1500,5800,115; average is 20xx.
Therefore, Ans is NO.

2. The median of peating level of peated whiskies is 35 and that of unpeated whiskies is 2.5. So the difference is <35.
Ans is No

3. Two contender for this problem is C= 2012-1881/2012-2001~ 130/11 and E= 2012-1846/2012-1974~170/26
Ans is Yes.

So in summary Answers are
NO
NO
YES

Please appraise my solution and point out if something wrong I have done here.
I think the first option is wrong. It should be yes since, 1700+2200+2200+2500= 9600 > 8415= 5800+1000+1500+115
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Does anyone have a better way of solving the 3rd part - instead of subtracting from 2012. As this approach will take too long to solve.
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