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What is the ratio of the number of bottles of Brand X to bottles of Brand Y soft drink sold last year?
(1) Last year, if the number of bottles of Brand Y sold had been 7 percent greater, the number of bottles of Brand X sold would be 60% of the number of bottles of Brand Y sold.
(2) Last year, 553,725 bottles of Brand X soft drink were sold.
(1) Last year, if the number of bottles of Brand Y sold had been 7 percent greater, the number of bottles of Brand X sold would be 60% of the number of bottles of Brand Y sold.
(2) Last year, 553,725 bottles of Brand X soft drink were sold.
19 Mar 2025, 00:45
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Number of bottles of Brand X soft drink sold last year be X
Number of bottles of Brand Y soft drink sold last year be Y
X/Y = ?
Statement 2
X = 553,725
Y = ?
Insufficient
Statement 1
1.07Y * 0.6 = X
X/Y = 1.07*0.6
Sufficient
Number of bottles of Brand Y soft drink sold last year be Y
X/Y = ?
Statement 2
X = 553,725
Y = ?
Insufficient
Statement 1
1.07Y * 0.6 = X
X/Y = 1.07*0.6
Sufficient
Bunuel
19 Mar 2025, 10:22
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Bunuel
What is the ratio of the number of bottles of Brand X to bottles of Brand Y soft drink sold last year?
let the number of bottles Y last year be Y.
the number of bottles X last year be X.
STATEMENT 1:
(1) Last year, if the number of bottles of Brand Y sold had been 7 percent greater, the number of bottles of Brand X sold would be 60% of the number of bottles of Brand Y sold.
lets assume the the number of Bottle Y last year be 100Y.
if bottle Y has been 7% high it’s 107Y.
number of bottles X = 3/5 * 107Y
we can arrive to the ratio of X/Y.
Statement 1 is sufficient.
STATEMENT 2:
(2) Last year, 553,725 bottles of Brand X soft drink were sold.
standalone statement 2 is not sufficient to answer the question.
Hence, option A
