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I went for C because I thought if 3000 men are there which would mean 6000 women are there
Then if we use first statement : considering x women voted for X
(X/9000) *100 = 2* (6000-x/9000)*100
And we can find x
Why is C wrong here, can you please explain?

The key issue is that 3,000 men voted for candidate X does not mean that there were only 3,000 men in total. There could be additional men who voted against X, so we cannot conclude that there were 6,000 women.

Also, in statement (1), the percentages are percentages of women, not of all 9,000 voters. If there are W women and x of them voted for X, the relationship would be:

x/W = 2(W - x)/W

This gives x = 2W/3, but since W is unknown, we still cannot determine x.

So even together, the statements are not sufficient.
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