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13 Apr 2022, 02:00
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John, Aditi, and Karim are all stamp collectors. What is the ratio of the number of stamps Aditi has to the number of stamps John has ?
(1) Aditi has half as many stamps as John has, and Karim has three times as many stamps as John has.
(2) Aditi has 1/6 the size collection of what Karim has.
(1) Aditi has half as many stamps as John has, and Karim has three times as many stamps as John has.
(2) Aditi has 1/6 the size collection of what Karim has.
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13 Apr 2022, 02:29
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The question asks this -> A/J = x (Find the value of x)
Statement 1 -
A = x
J = 2x
K = 6x
A/J = 1/2
Sufficient
Strike out choices B, C and E.
Statment 2 -
K = 6x
A = x
No relationship of K or A is given with J. Hence, not sufficient.
Option A
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