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Company M has two divisions – X and Y. Both the divisions have exactly two types of employees – operators and executives. Is the total number of employees in Division X greater than that in division Y?
(1) The division X has 10% executives and division Y has 25% executives.
(2) The company M has 15% executives.
(1) The division X has 10% executives and division Y has 25% executives.
(2) The company M has 15% executives.
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Company M has two types of divisions ; and in each divisions there are exactly 2 types of Employees - Operators and Executives.
Is the total number of employees in Division X greater than that in division Y ?
Statement 1:
The division X has 10% executives and division Y has 25% executives.
Since we don’t know the total values of Division X and Division Y.
We cannot find the any concrete from this statement.
Hence, Insufficient
Statement 2:
The company M has 15% executives.
This explains the total % of executives in Company M.
Since, we don’t know the total value of Employees in M.
Hence, Insufficient
Combining both statements, we can use alligations.
10% ————- 15% —————— 25%
Company X : Company Y
10 : 5
2 : 1.
we can clearly say population of Division X is greater than Population of Division Y.
Hence, Sufficient
Option C
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