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hey emoryhopeful i did the same thing as you
but when i solve for
F+N = 100
.6F + .25N = 40

i get F = 300/7, different to what you got.

and from there i get ~17 so B
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In an MBA program, 60% of the foreigners and 25% of the non-foreigners speak several langauges. If 40% of the students in the program speak several languages, approximately what percent of the students are foreigners who do not speak several languages?

(A) 15%
(B) 17%
(C) 20%
(D) 26%
(E) 42%


it should be B.

f + nf = t
f = 0.4t
nf = 0.6t

f (not speak several languages) = 0.4f
so % of f (who do not speak several languages) = 0.4 (o.4t) or 0.16t
so the % is 16%, which is close to 17%.
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Oops, I'm a bit out of practice. Maybe I should stick to the application forum. :lol:



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