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Last month the Green grocery store sold 1,750 pieces of fruit consisting of apples, oranges and grapefruit. How many apples did the Green grocery store sell last month?
(1) The number of apples sold was four times the number of oranges sold.
(2) The number of grapefruit sold was twice the number of oranges sold.
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(1) The number of apples sold was four times the number of oranges sold.
(2) The number of grapefruit sold was twice the number of oranges sold.
Gentle note to all experts and tutors: Please refrain from replying to this question until the Official Answer (OA) is revealed. Let students attempt to solve it first. You are all welcome to contribute posts after the OA is posted. Thank you all for your cooperation!
12 Jun 2025, 01:06
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Let apple, orange and grapefruit be a,r and g
a+r+g=1750 OR a = 1750-(r+g)
S1
a=4r
No info on g
Insufficient
S2
g=2r
No info on r
Insufficient
Combined, we have
r=a/4 and g=2*a/4 = a/2
a+a/4+a/2 = 1750
Sufficient to calculate a
Answer C
a+r+g=1750 OR a = 1750-(r+g)
S1
a=4r
No info on g
Insufficient
S2
g=2r
No info on r
Insufficient
Combined, we have
r=a/4 and g=2*a/4 = a/2
a+a/4+a/2 = 1750
Sufficient to calculate a
Answer C
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Last month the Green grocery store sold 1,750 pieces of fruit consisting of apples(A), oranges(R) and grapefruit(G). How many apples did the Green grocery store sell last month?
A+R+G= 1750
(1) The number of apples sold was four times the number of oranges sold.
A=4R, No information about Grapefruit
Insufficient
(2) The number of grapefruit sold was twice the number of oranges sold.
G=2R, no information about apple
Insufficient
(1)&(2) together
G=2R; G= 2(A/4)=A/2
A+(A/4)+(A/2)= 1750
7A=1750*4
A= 250*4= 1000
Sufficient
Answer: C
A+R+G= 1750
(1) The number of apples sold was four times the number of oranges sold.
A=4R, No information about Grapefruit
Insufficient
(2) The number of grapefruit sold was twice the number of oranges sold.
G=2R, no information about apple
Insufficient
(1)&(2) together
G=2R; G= 2(A/4)=A/2
A+(A/4)+(A/2)= 1750
7A=1750*4
A= 250*4= 1000
Sufficient
Answer: C
