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Of the students in a cookery class, 15 percent joined Chinese cuisine
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17 Oct 2023, 23:50
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Of the students in a cookery class, 15 percent joined Chinese cuisine course, while 10 percent joined Indian cuisine course. Two-third of the students who joined Chinese cuisine course also joined Indian cuisine course.
A) Quantity A is greater.
B) Quantity B is greater.
C) The two quantities are equal.
D) The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
Quantity A |
Quantity B |
Percent of the students in the class who joined neither of the two courses |
85 % |
A) Quantity A is greater.
B) Quantity B is greater.
C) The two quantities are equal.
D) The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
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Re: Of the students in a cookery class, 15 percent joined Chinese cuisine
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08 Dec 2023, 08:01
08 Dec 2023, 08:01
Carcass please check and guide , i am getting 81% thus answer B
Re: Of the students in a cookery class, 15 percent joined Chinese cuisine
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08 Dec 2023, 10:22
08 Dec 2023, 10:22
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Just use the formula
A+B-N+B= X
A is Chinese
B is indian
N is neither
B is both
x we could pick 100
A is 15
B is 10
N is neither and is what we are looking for
B is both
Now according to the stem 2/3 of 15 takes both. Therefore Both is 10 and indian is 10 and as such the result is actually zero. Or is both or is indian
We are laft with 15-N=100
N is 85
C is the answer
PS: I never seen both on the GMAT and the GRE such a twist where both and indian are same
A+B-N+B= X
A is Chinese
B is indian
N is neither
B is both
x we could pick 100
A is 15
B is 10
N is neither and is what we are looking for
B is both
Now according to the stem 2/3 of 15 takes both. Therefore Both is 10 and indian is 10 and as such the result is actually zero. Or is both or is indian
We are laft with 15-N=100
N is 85
C is the answer
PS: I never seen both on the GMAT and the GRE such a twist where both and indian are same
