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GRE 1: Q167 V156
GRE PREP CLUB - QUANT SECTION TEST 4 PROBLEM
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30 May 2022, 01:00
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Hi All,
Hope you are well. I came across this question while solving the problems of GREPREPCLUB Tests.
I am unable to understand how is it assumed that each class has 100 students. If we refer to the first chart, it says percent and not the number. Any explanation will be helpful.
Regards
Hope you are well. I came across this question while solving the problems of GREPREPCLUB Tests.
I am unable to understand how is it assumed that each class has 100 students. If we refer to the first chart, it says percent and not the number. Any explanation will be helpful.
Regards
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Re: GRE PREP CLUB - QUANT SECTION TEST 4 PROBLEM
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30 May 2022, 03:03
30 May 2022, 03:03
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Hey Vaibhav,
It is mentioned that there are \(400\) students who participated in the survey. If you notice one line below the second chart, it says: There is an equal no of students in each grade.
That's why each grade has \(100\) students.
Regards,
R
It is mentioned that there are \(400\) students who participated in the survey. If you notice one line below the second chart, it says: There is an equal no of students in each grade.
That's why each grade has \(100\) students.
Regards,
R
Intern
Joined: 30 Mar 2021
Posts: 14
Given Kudos: 29
GRE 1: Q167 V156
Re: GRE PREP CLUB - QUANT SECTION TEST 4 PROBLEM
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30 May 2022, 03:09
30 May 2022, 03:09
rx10 wrote:
Hey Vaibhav,
It is mentioned that there are \(400\) students who participated in the survey. If you notice one line below the second chart, it says: There is an equal no of students in each grade.
That's why each grade has \(100\) students.
Regards,
R
It is mentioned that there are \(400\) students who participated in the survey. If you notice one line below the second chart, it says: There is an equal no of students in each grade.
That's why each grade has \(100\) students.
Regards,
R
Thanks R. Someday this extra hurry to solve questions is going to cost me 😔
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