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At a retail shop, the price of a pencil was $0.20 more than the price of an eraser. What was the revenue from the sale of erasers at the shop yesterday?
(1) The number of erasers sold at the shop yesterday was 10 more than the number of pencils.
(2) The total revenue from the sale of pencils at the shop yesterday was $30.
(1) The number of erasers sold at the shop yesterday was 10 more than the number of pencils.
(2) The total revenue from the sale of pencils at the shop yesterday was $30.
22 Oct 2018, 15:22
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Let price of pencil be p
Price of eraser be e
p = 0.20 + e
Let the number of erasers be x
Number of pencil be y
Revenue from erasers = price of erasers * number of erasers
Revenue = e * x
To find the revenue we must know these two variables.
Statement 1)
Tells us x = y + 10
Insufficient.
Statement 2)
Tells us revenue of pencil = 30
So 30 = p * y
We have two variables insufficient.
Combined still insufficient as we don’t have enough information.
Answer choice E
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I got to the point where a quadratic equation could be set up using both statement 1 and 2, but I couldn't progress further. I don't know how to prove that it's insufficient. Please prove.
