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What percent of the total number of voters this year did not vote for candidate B ?
(1) The total number of votes who voted for candidate A this year and the last year is 1200
(2) 60% of the total number of voters last year did not vote for B
(1) The total number of votes who voted for candidate A this year and the last year is 1200
(2) 60% of the total number of voters last year did not vote for B
26 Jul 2024, 06:16
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Question: B (not) = ?
Statement (1): This tells us the combined votes for candidate A over two years but provides no information about the total number of voters this year or the number of voters who did not vote for B this year. Therefore, Statement (1) alone is not sufficient.
Statement (2): This gives us information about the percentage of voters last year who did not vote for B, but it does not provide any information about the total number of voters this year or the number of voters who did not vote for B this year. Therefore, Statement (2) alone is not sufficient.
Combining Statements (1) and (2): Even when combined, these statements do not provide any direct information about the total number of voters this year or the number of voters who did not vote for B this year. Therefore, both statements together are not sufficient.
Answer: Option E
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Option E
This year - voter B = % == No.of B/ total voters
1. A+A" = 1200 --> Ok so? - Insufficient
2. so last year B= 0.4x -- so what about this year ? --Insufficient
1+2 --> A can be anything from 0-1200
This still doesn't give us idea of the population this year ... Insufficient
So it is E
This year - voter B = % == No.of B/ total voters
1. A+A" = 1200 --> Ok so? - Insufficient
2. so last year B= 0.4x -- so what about this year ? --Insufficient
1+2 --> A can be anything from 0-1200
This still doesn't give us idea of the population this year ... Insufficient
So it is E
