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What percent of the visitors to a certain zoo visited the lions cage?
(1) A quarter of the visitors who did not visit the lions cage were male.
(2) Three quarters of the visitors who visited the lions cage were female.
(1) A quarter of the visitors who did not visit the lions cage were male.
(2) Three quarters of the visitors who visited the lions cage were female.
13 Jan 2023, 04:47
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The statements are not sufficient individually as each statements provide information on a subset of individual i.e. statement 1 provides information about people who did not visit the lion cage, while the statement 2 gives information about people who visited the lions cage.
However the information is not sufficient to answer the question "What percent of the visitors to a certain zoo visited the lions cage?"
Combined - The statements combined are not sufficient. While we have information about each sub group, we dont have information on how the groups are related to each other.
Option E
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What percent of the visitors to a certain zoo visited the lions cage?
(1) A quarter of the visitors who did not visit the lions cage were male.
a quarter = 1/4 or 25% of the visitors didn't visit. It means 75% of the visitors visited lion cage
(2) Three quarters of the visitors who visited the lions cage were female.
Similarly 75% of the visitors visited iron cage
Hence each of the statement is sufficient enough to answer the question. Hence D.
Please correct me if my reasoning is wrong. Thank you
(1) A quarter of the visitors who did not visit the lions cage were male.
a quarter = 1/4 or 25% of the visitors didn't visit. It means 75% of the visitors visited lion cage
(2) Three quarters of the visitors who visited the lions cage were female.
Similarly 75% of the visitors visited iron cage
Hence each of the statement is sufficient enough to answer the question. Hence D.
Please correct me if my reasoning is wrong. Thank you
