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can someone explain with the table method? not able to solve it

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I have tried to explain by means of circular Venn diagram in the attached pic.

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Since those who own a house also own a car, 'those who own house' are a subset of 'those who own car', thus 'those who own house' circle is inside the circle of 'those who own car'. So if 40% own car, that means outside the 'those who own car' circle, the remaining 60% people have no car and no house either. Sufficient.

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We dont know how many own both car and house, and we also dont know whether one of these ('those who own car' and 'those who own house') is a subset of other or not. So we cannot deduce how many have neither a house nor a car. Not sufficient.
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Thanks. the venn diagram just made the things very much clear.

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can someone explain with the table method? not able to solve it

Hi

I have tried to explain by means of circular Venn diagram in the attached pic.

Statement 1
Since those who own a house also own a car, 'those who own house' are a subset of 'those who own car', thus 'those who own house' circle is inside the circle of 'those who own car'. So if 40% own car, that means outside the 'those who own car' circle, the remaining 60% people have no car and no house either. Sufficient.

Statement 2
We dont know how many own both car and house, and we also dont know whether one of these ('those who own car' and 'those who own house') is a subset of other or not. So we cannot deduce how many have neither a house nor a car. Not sufficient.

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