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At a certain pancake festival with 600 attendees in which every attendee ate at least 1 pancake, how many people had only 1 pancake?
(1) At the festival there were 1,200 pancakes served, and no person had more than 3 pancakes.
(2) Seventy-two percent of the attendees at the festival had 2 or more pancakes.
(1) At the festival there were 1,200 pancakes served, and no person had more than 3 pancakes.
(2) Seventy-two percent of the attendees at the festival had 2 or more pancakes.
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Might be 400 people had 2 pancakes each and remaining 200 didn't have any
Or 600 had 2 each
We don't know about only 1 pancake people
S2 states 2 or more
Combining we still don't know only 1 pancake people
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Might be 400 people had 2 pancakes each and remaining 200 didn't have any
Or 600 had 2 each
We don't know about only 1 pancake people
S2 states 2 or more
Combining we still don't know only 1 pancake people
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Should be B).
From the first statement we don't know much. So NS.
From the second one we know that 28% of 600 participants had 1 pancake, 28%*600=168. S
From the first statement we don't know much. So NS.
From the second one we know that 28% of 600 participants had 1 pancake, 28%*600=168. S
