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Re: QOTD#22 The following charts represent April 2008 plant sale [#permalink]
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Actually I think E is the correct answer for the first question, and A and B are the correct answers for the second question. The colour is hard to see on the screen but it looks like annuals comprise 29% of the sales and perennials are the other 71%. On this basis the answer to the first question is 24% of 29% which is 6.96%(since herbs appear to correspond to the 24% section of the second pie graph). The closes answer would be E.
In the second question even though four varieties are available, it is possible that 100% of all the tomato sales are Beefsteak tomatoes. Therefore if 1000 plants are sold we know that 290 of those plants are annuals, and of the 290 annual plants, up to 40% of those could be tomatoes, which means that up to 116 plants sold could be beefsteak tomatoes. Which means A and B would be correct.



Hey,

I think you are right.

Question 7 Should be E not D. The official answer is D though.


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This is horrible. Please either correct OA or change the data just reversely.


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