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Updated on: 24 Apr 2015, 08:42
Originally posted by shohrat6383 on 24 Apr 2015, 07:10.
Last edited by Bunuel on 24 Apr 2015, 08:42, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 24 Apr 2015, 08:42, edited 1 time in total.
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Each resident of Ranchville either likes or dislikes Wrestling and each resident either likes or dislikes Boxing. Of this residents who dislike Wrestling, 6/7 dislike Boxing. How many residents of Ranchville like Boxing but dislike Wrestling?
(1) 147 residents of Ranchville dislike Wrestling
(2) There are 441 residents in Ranchville in total
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(1) 147 residents of Ranchville dislike Wrestling
(2) There are 441 residents in Ranchville in total
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24 Apr 2015, 08:25
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It looks like there is mistake in question or in answer.
1) We know that \(147\) residents don't like Wrestling and \(\frac{6}{7}\) from them dislike boxing and this equal to \(126\) people. So Like Boxing and dislike Wrestling equal to \(21\)
Sufficient
2) Total \(441\) people and a lot of variants possible: variant from 1 statement and for example \(7\) people don't like Wrestling \(6\) from them don't like Boxing and \(1\) like boxing
Insufficient
I think that answer is A.
24 Apr 2015, 13:49
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Even I got A as answer.
Can you please explain how the answer is D?
though statement 2 couldn't define anything to me but still would like to know as I was twisted in the language of the question.
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Celestial
A question is from Optimus Prep.
The shown correct answer is D (EACH statement ALONE is sufficient). But I feel that there is something wrong with the question. Please explain its solution.[/quote]
It looks like there is mistake in question or in answer.
1) We know that \(147\) residents don't like Wrestling and \(\frac{6}{7}\) from them dislike boxing and this equal to \(126\) people. So Like Boxing and dislike Wrestling equal to \(21\)
Sufficient
2) Total \(441\) people and a lot of variants possible: variant from 1 statement and for example \(7\) people don't like Wrestling \(6\) from them don't like Boxing and \(1\) like boxing
Insufficient
I think that answer is A.[/quote]
Even I got A as answer.
Can you please explain how the answer is D?
though statement 2 couldn't define anything to me but still would like to know as I was twisted in the language of the question.
Regards
Celestial
A question is from Optimus Prep.
The shown correct answer is D (EACH statement ALONE is sufficient). But I feel that there is something wrong with the question. Please explain its solution.[/quote]
It looks like there is mistake in question or in answer.
1) We know that \(147\) residents don't like Wrestling and \(\frac{6}{7}\) from them dislike boxing and this equal to \(126\) people. So Like Boxing and dislike Wrestling equal to \(21\)
Sufficient
2) Total \(441\) people and a lot of variants possible: variant from 1 statement and for example \(7\) people don't like Wrestling \(6\) from them don't like Boxing and \(1\) like boxing
Insufficient
I think that answer is A.[/quote]
