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Each week Pat deposits $100 into a savings account, plus 10 percent of the amount of her earnings that week over $1,000. What is the total amount Pat saved last week?
(1) The total amount Pat saved last week was equal to 10 percent of the amount she earned last week.
(2) Pat's earnings last week totaled $2,000.
(1) The total amount Pat saved last week was equal to 10 percent of the amount she earned last week.
(2) Pat's earnings last week totaled $2,000.
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25 Sep 2024, 03:28
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S = 100 + 0.1(E - 1000)
Statement 1
S = 0.1E
100 + 0.1(E - 1000) = 0.1E
0.1E = 0.1E
This is true for all values of E. INSUFFICIENT
Statement 2
E = 2000
S = 100 + 0.1(2000 - 1000) SUFFICIENT
Answer B.
Statement 1
S = 0.1E
100 + 0.1(E - 1000) = 0.1E
0.1E = 0.1E
This is true for all values of E. INSUFFICIENT
Statement 2
E = 2000
S = 100 + 0.1(2000 - 1000) SUFFICIENT
Answer B.
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amount deposited last week= 100+(x-1000)/10 where x=total earning last week
statement 1 alone: deposit=x/10=100+(x/10)-100 insufficient
statement 2 alone: x=2000 => amount deposited last week=100+(2000-1000)10=100+(1000/10)=100+100=200 sufficient
statement 1 alone: deposit=x/10=100+(x/10)-100 insufficient
statement 2 alone: x=2000 => amount deposited last week=100+(2000-1000)10=100+(1000/10)=100+100=200 sufficient
