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Every hall opened before 1900 has seating capacity under 2000 or an average ticket price below $70.: No Among halls with acoustic rating at least 9 and seating capacity above 2000, the oldest hall charges less on average than the newest hall.: Yes No hall opened before 1950 and priced under $90 has an acoustic rating of 10.: Yes
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The table shows information for 8 major concert halls around the world. For each hall, the data include seating capacity, year opened, average ticket price for classical performances, and an acoustic rating on a 1–10 scale.

HallSeating capacityYear openedAverage ticket price (USD)Acoustic rating
Carnegie Hall28041891859
Sydney Opera House26791973758
Vienna Musikverein174418709510
Berlin Philharmonie24001963709
Tokyo Opera City16321997688
Walt Disney Concert Hall22652003809
Royal Albert Hall52721871657
Elbphilharmonie2100201710010

For each of the following statements about the concert halls shown in the table, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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Every hall opened before 1900 has seating capacity under 2000 or an average ticket price below $70.
Among halls with acoustic rating at least 9 and seating capacity above 2000, the oldest hall charges less on average than the newest hall.
No hall opened before 1950 and priced under $90 has an acoustic rating of 10.
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The table shows information for 8 major concert halls around the world Updated on: 25 Sep 2025, 02:41
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The table shows information for 8 major concert halls around the world. For each hall, the data include seating capacity, year opened, average ticket price for classical performances, and an acoustic rating on a 1–10 scale.

HallSeating capacityYear openedAverage ticket price (USD)Acoustic rating
Carnegie Hall28041891859
Sydney Opera House26791973758
Vienna Musikverein174418709510
Berlin Philharmonie24001963709
Tokyo Opera City16321997688
Walt Disney Concert Hall22652003809
Royal Albert Hall52721871657
Elbphilharmonie2100201710010

For each of the following statements about the concert halls shown in the table, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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• Every hall opened before 1900 has seating capacity under 2000 or an average ticket price below $70.

Carnegie Hall (1891) has 2804 seats and an $85 price, so it satisfies neither condition and disproves the claim.

Answer: No

• Among halls with acoustic rating at least 9 and seating capacity above 2000, the oldest hall charges less on average than the newest hall.

Within that subset, the oldest is Carnegie Hall ($85) and the newest is Elbphilharmonie ($100); since 85 < 100, the claim holds.

Answer: Yes

• No hall opened before 1950 and priced under $90 has an acoustic rating of 10.

The only halls meeting both filters are Carnegie Hall (rating 9) and Royal Albert Hall (rating 7); neither is rated 10.

Answer: Yes

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Every hall opened before 1900 has seating capacity under 2000 or an average ticket price below $70.
Sort as per year opened
We can see that Carnegie Hall has seating >2000 and also average ticket price > 70
So NO

Among halls with acoustic rating at least 9 and seating capacity above 2000, the oldest hall charges less on average than the newest hall.
Sort as per acoustic rating
Oldest hall charges (Vienna Musikverein) 95 while newest hall (Elbphilharmonie) charges 100
So YES

No hall opened before 1950 and priced under $90 has an acoustic rating of 10.
Sort as per year opened
Only two halls are there with conditions hall opened before 1950 and priced under $90 - Royal Albert Hall and Carnegie Hall. But both do not have rating of 10.
So YES

Answer is No Yes Yes
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1. No, 1891 has seating capacity of 2804 (>2000) and Average ticket price of $85 (>$70).
2. Halls with more than 9 acoustic rating and rating more than 2000 = 5 (Carnegie Hall, Berlin Philharmonie, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Elbphilharmonie)
Old Hall average price (before 2000s) = 155/2 = 77.5
New Hall average price (after 2000s) = 180/2 = 90
Therefore Yes.
3. Halls that opened before 1950s & priced under $90 = Royal Albert Hall & Carnegie Hall
Respective Acoustic Rating = 7 & 9
Therefore Yes.
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The table shows information for 8 major concert halls around the world. For each hall, the data include seating capacity, year opened, average ticket price for classical performances, and an acoustic rating on a 1–10 scale.

HallSeating capacityYear openedAverage ticket price (USD)Acoustic rating
Carnegie Hall28041891859
Sydney Opera House26791973758
Vienna Musikverein174418709510
Berlin Philharmonie24001963709
Tokyo Opera City16321997688
Walt Disney Concert Hall22652003809
Royal Albert Hall52721871657
Elbphilharmonie2100201710010

For each of the following statements about the concert halls shown in the table, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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QUESTION 1:

Every hall opened before 1900 has seating capacity under 2000 or an average ticket price below $70.

For convenience i am naming each hall by their First letter of each word. The halls which are opened before 1900 and their year of opening is given below.

VM(1870), RAH(1871), and CH (1891) respectively. Let’s look into their seating capacity and Average ticket prices:

VM (1870) - 1744 - $95

RAH (1871) - 5272 - $65

CH (1891) - 2804 - $85

In question it’s mentioned that the halls have either a seating capacity of LESS than 2000 OR Average Ticket Price < $70

VM (1870) qualifies as it has a seating capacity of 1744 which is less than 2000.

RAH (1871) qualifies as its average ticket price $65 is below $70.

CH (1891) fail to qualify on both conditions as 2804 > 2000 and $85 > $70.

Hence, NO.


QUESTION 2:

Among halls with acoustic rating at least 9 and seating capacity above 2000, the oldest hall charges less on average than the newest hall.

The halls which has an acoustic rating of at least 9 are :

CH, BP, WDCH, VM and E respectively.

Amongst these except for VM which has a seating capacity of 1744, all other halls has seating capacity> 2000.

The year of opening for these halls are : CH (1891), BP (1963) , WDCH (2003) , VM not eligible, E(2017).

The oldest hall is CH (1891) and the newest hall is E (2017). Their respective charges are $85 and $100 respectively.

Clearly, the oldest hall CH (1891) charging $85 is LESSER THAN the newest hall E(2017) - $100.

Hence, YES.

QUESTION 3:

No hall opened before 1950 and priced under $90 has an acoustic rating of 10.

The halls opened before 1950 are given below with their year of opening and Aversge Ticket Price:

CH (1891, $85)
VM (1870, $95)
RAH (1871, $65)

When applying the criteria of price under $90, ONLY CH (1891, $85) and RAH (1871, $65) qualifies.

When we look into the acoustic ratings of RAH (1871, $65) its 7 . And, the acoustic rating of CH (1891, $85) is 9 .

Both, are below 10.

Hence, YES
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There are 3 Halls opened before 1900 are Vienna Musikverein, Royal Albert Hall and Carnegie Hall.
Out of which Vienna Musikverein has less than 2000 seats
While other two have >2000 seats but only Royal Albert Hall has a ticket price of 65 which is less than 80
Hence NO
(If the Carnegie hall also had a less price than 80 ans would have been yes)

2.
Among halls with acoustic rating at least 9 and seating capacity above 2000: Carnegie Hall, Berlin Philharmonie, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Elbphilharmonie
Oldest is Carnegie Hall with price of 85 and newest is Elbphilharmonie with price of 100. So oldest price<newest price
Hence YES

3.
Hall opened before 1950 and priced under $90 are Carnegie Hall and Royal Albert Hall and both have acoustics of 9 and 7 respectively.
Hence YES



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The table shows information for 8 major concert halls around the world. For each hall, the data include seating capacity, year opened, average ticket price for classical performances, and an acoustic rating on a 1–10 scale.

HallSeating capacityYear openedAverage ticket price (USD)Acoustic rating
Carnegie Hall28041891859
Sydney Opera House26791973758
Vienna Musikverein174418709510
Berlin Philharmonie24001963709
Tokyo Opera City16321997688
Walt Disney Concert Hall22652003809
Royal Albert Hall52721871657
Elbphilharmonie2100201710010

For each of the following statements about the concert halls shown in the table, select Yes if that statement accurately reflects the information provided. Otherwise, select No.
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