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06 Jul 2022, 03:00
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What is Michael’s monthly salary?
(1) If Michael’s monthly salary were cut by 25 percent while Sam’s monthly salary were raised by 25 percent, they would earn the same salary.
(2) Michael’s monthly salary is $1000 more than Sam’s.
(1) If Michael’s monthly salary were cut by 25 percent while Sam’s monthly salary were raised by 25 percent, they would earn the same salary.
(2) Michael’s monthly salary is $1000 more than Sam’s.
06 Jul 2022, 03:09
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In first equation;
75% of M = 125% of S,
which is basically 3M=5S,
Though NOT SUFFCIENT;
Moving towards the second one;
M= S+1000;
NOT SUFFCIENT,
Combining them both;
M=3M/5 + 1000;
Suffcient IMO C
75% of M = 125% of S,
which is basically 3M=5S,
Though NOT SUFFCIENT;
Moving towards the second one;
M= S+1000;
NOT SUFFCIENT,
Combining them both;
M=3M/5 + 1000;
Suffcient IMO C
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