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A campus organization is selling tee shirts to raise money for a charity. What amount does the organization expect to donate to the charity?
(1) The organization expects to sell 1,000 tee shirts.
(2) The organization sells 500 more tee shirts than expected, for a total donation of $30,000 to the charity
(1) The organization expects to sell 1,000 tee shirts.
(2) The organization sells 500 more tee shirts than expected, for a total donation of $30,000 to the charity
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A campus organization is selling tee shirts to raise money for a charity. What amount does the organization expect to donate to the charity?
(1) The organization expects to sell 1,000 tee shirts.
Insufficient
We don't know how much the organization will pay for selling those 1000 shirts.
(2) The organization sells 500 more tee shirts than expected, for a total donation of $30,000 to the charity
Sufficient
We can see that the organization sold 500 shirts more than expected. Even though we don't know what was the expected number of shirts sold, we are clearly given the amount donated to the charity.
(B) is the answer
(1) The organization expects to sell 1,000 tee shirts.
Insufficient
We don't know how much the organization will pay for selling those 1000 shirts.
(2) The organization sells 500 more tee shirts than expected, for a total donation of $30,000 to the charity
Sufficient
We can see that the organization sold 500 shirts more than expected. Even though we don't know what was the expected number of shirts sold, we are clearly given the amount donated to the charity.
(B) is the answer
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S1 is not sufficient alone because it only conveys the expected information
S2 is also not sufficient because it only conveys the actual results but not the expected result
Both statements together are sufficient because though they donated 30000 dollars , they initially wanted to donate 500 tee shirts worth less...(500 more of 1000 = 1500...30000/1500=20
20×1000= 20000.) 20000 was the initial expected amount .
S2 is also not sufficient because it only conveys the actual results but not the expected result
Both statements together are sufficient because though they donated 30000 dollars , they initially wanted to donate 500 tee shirts worth less...(500 more of 1000 = 1500...30000/1500=20
20×1000= 20000.) 20000 was the initial expected amount .
