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If 10% of the employees of the state fare are police officers, what is the number of employees who are not police officers?
Let, total number of employees = 100n
Police officers = 10n
Number of employees who are not police officers = 90n =?

(1) 5% of the police officers employed in the fare are woman.
Only includes a percentage of subgroup of employees who are police officers
Insufficient

(2) 45% of the employees at the state fare are woman.
Again, only includes info about a sub group.
Insufficient

(1)&(2)
We cannot find the value of n even when both statements are taken together.
Insufficient

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