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tmmyc
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Rephrase the question:
60 * 2/3 = 40 pigs or cows p + c = 40 1) Example 1: pigs = 2 cows = 38 Example 2: pigs = 4 cows = 36 Insufficient 2) Example 1: pigs = 13 cows = 27 Example 2: pigs = 39 cows = 1 Insufficient Together) pigs = 13 cows = more than twice 13, or 26 13 + c = 40 c = 27 Valid, since 27 is greater than 26 pigs = 14 cows = more than twice 14, or 28 14 + c = 40 c = 26 Invalid, since 26 is not more than 28 Any larger number of pigs will also be invalid. Sufficient. There are 13 pigs and 27 cows. |
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Stacey Koprince
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nice!
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Jimmy
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But doesn't statement 1 mean: cows = 2(pigs). We have two equations...couldn't we solve for cows?
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Doh...It's because it says MORE than twice right?
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Stacey Koprince
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Yep. We'd just know a range based on that and the question asks us for one specific number.
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