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2986*2/8245=72.4 Answer D
Why multiplied by 2 ?
Please explain... Unable to get.

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I think that the column, number of 2 point field goals made, includes number of field goals and each field goal is worth two points.
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Under column 2-point field goals , number of goals are given and each goal carry 2 points. That's why we multiplied it by 2, isn't it?
So total points from 2 -point field goals= 2696*2= ~72% of 8245.

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What percent of points scored during the 2007-08 season came from 2-point field goals?

A)20.3
B)36.2
C)56.6
D)72.4
E)76.2

Note -> Approximate value is asked :)

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1. Extract the Relevant Data
From the table for the 2007-08 season:
  • 2-Point Field Goals Made: 2,986
  • Total Points Scored: 8,245
2. The GMAT Strategy: Simplify the Numbers
We need the percent of points that came from 2-point goals. First, calculate the total points from these goals:
  • 2 * 2,986 is approximately 2 * 3,000 = 6,000 points
Now, we need the percentage:
  • Percentage = 6,000 / 8,245
3. Estimate the Ratio
Round the total points to a cleaner number for comparison:
  • Total is approximately 8,250
  • Target is approximately 6,000
Mental Math Breakdown:
  • What is 75% of 8,000? It is 6,000.
  • Since our denominator (8,245) is slightly larger than 8,000, the actual percentage will be slightly less than 75%.
4. Evaluate the Options
  • A) 20.3 (Too low)
  • B) 36.2 (Too low)
  • C) 56.6 (Too low)
  • D) 72.4 (Very close to our 75% estimate)
  • E) 76.2 (Too high)
Using the exact numbers: 5,972 / 8,245 is approximately 0.7243, or 72.4%.
Correct Option: D) 72.4

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What percent of points scored during the 2007-08 season came from 2-point field goals?

A)20.3
B)36.2
C)56.6
D)72.4
E)76.2

Note -> Approximate value is asked :)

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