This is more of a Quantitative reasoning question

We have 3 divisions spending 4% , 35% , 2% of their budget on marketing respectively.

A. The consumer products division spent more on marketing in 2008 than the chemicals and machinery divisions combined. - We do not know the individual budget. What if the consumer products have budget of $100 and the chemical division has a budget of $10000.

B. Consumers are more swayed by marketing than are the mostly corporate buyers of chemicals and machinery. - Out of scope. Consumer preference is not discussed anywhere.

C. On average, all three divisions combined spent less than 35% of their 2008 budgets on marketing. - Yes. Let's say all have same budget $1000. hence the total expense will be 40 + 350 + 20 = 410 out of 3000. That is less than 35%. You can try any values. It will be true always.

D. The company’s overall spending on marketing is between 4% and 35%. - No. What about other divisions than these 3?

E. The chemicals division spent 100% more on marketing in 2008 than did the machinery division. - No individual budget is given.