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15 Dec 2014, 09:14
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Two car, S and T, each traveled a distance of 50 miles. Did car S use more gasoline than car T?
(1) Cars S and T traveled the entire distance at the rates of 55 miles per hour and 50 miles per hour, respectively.
(2) For the entire distance, car S traveled 20 miles per gallon of gasoline and car T traveled 25 miles per gallon of gasoline.
(1) Cars S and T traveled the entire distance at the rates of 55 miles per hour and 50 miles per hour, respectively.
(2) For the entire distance, car S traveled 20 miles per gallon of gasoline and car T traveled 25 miles per gallon of gasoline.
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15 Dec 2014, 11:29
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1. We don't know the efficiency of each car..irrespective of speed at which they travel we dont know how much gasoline was consumed.
Insufficient
2, One car travelled 20 mi per gallon another travelled 25 mi per gasoline..So we can calculate the gallons used for total disntace as we now know the distance per gallon each car tdavels
Sufficient
Ans B
Insufficient
2, One car travelled 20 mi per gallon another travelled 25 mi per gasoline..So we can calculate the gallons used for total disntace as we now know the distance per gallon each car tdavels
Sufficient
Ans B
16 Dec 2014, 23:37
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1) not sufficient - We can find the time travelled not the gas consumed
2) sufficient - S consumed 2.5 gallon and T consumed 2 Gallon
Ans B
