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The regular price for canned soup was reduced during a sale. How much money could one have saved by purchasing a dozen 6-ounce cans of soup at the reduced price rather than at the regular price?
(1) The regular price for the 6-ounce cans was 2 for a dollar
(2) The reduced price for the 6-ounce cans was 6 for two dollars.
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(1) The regular price for the 6-ounce cans was 2 for a dollar
(2) The reduced price for the 6-ounce cans was 6 for two dollars.
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How much money could one have saved by purchasing a dozen 6-ounce cans of soup at the reduced price rather than at the regular price?
Let regular price be x per can and reduced price be y per can
12(x-y)=?
S1
2x=1
x=0.5
No info on y
Insufficient
S2
6y=2
y=1/3
No info on x
Insufficient
Combined, we have
12(x-y) = 12(1/2 - 1/3) = 2
Sufficient
Answer C
Let regular price be x per can and reduced price be y per can
12(x-y)=?
S1
2x=1
x=0.5
No info on y
Insufficient
S2
6y=2
y=1/3
No info on x
Insufficient
Combined, we have
12(x-y) = 12(1/2 - 1/3) = 2
Sufficient
Answer C
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Amount saved in purchasing 12 - 6-ounce cans= ( Regular price - Reduced price ) = ?
Statement 1:
(1) The regular price for the 6-ounce cans was 2 for a dollar
Regular price of TWO 6- ounce can = 1 dollars.
Regular price of 12- 6 ounce can = 12*(1/2) = 6 dollars.
Reduced price of 6-ounce can is not given.
Hence, Insufficient
Statement 2:
(2) The reduced price for the 6-ounce cans was 6 for two dollars.
Reduced price of 6 6-ounces can = $2
Reduced price of ONE 6-ounce can = $2/6 = $ 1/3
Hence, reduced price of 12 6 ounce cans = 12* (1/3) = $4
Regular price is not given.
Hence, Insufficient
Combining both Statements , we get
( Regular price - Reduced price ) = $6 - $4 = $2
Hence, Sufficient
Option C
