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Company A has twice as many employees as Company B, and the two companies have no employees in common. If 64 percent of the employees of Company A are women and 52 percent of the employees of Company B are women, what percent of all the employees of the two companies are women?
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Re: Company A has twice as many employees as Company B, and the
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07 Dec 2017, 18:47
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My answer is 60%
I know there should be an easier way.
please let me know the formula, thank you so much
I know there should be an easier way.
please let me know the formula, thank you so much
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08 Dec 2017, 04:01
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