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by pullagurla » Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:21 am
The price of lunch for 15 people was $207.00,
including a 15 percent gratuity for service. What was
the average price per person, EXCLUDING the
gratuity?
(A) $11.73
(B) $12.00
(C) $13.80
(D) $14.00
(E) $15.87
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by RickH » Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:34 am
The Answer is A, $11.73.

You need to do it like this:

1. Find 15% of $207, which is 31.05.
2. Subtract 31.05 from $207 to have the price without gratuity. This is $175.95
3. Divide $175.95 by 15 people.
4. Solutions: $11.73 average price per person.
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by neerajkumar1_1 » Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:35 am
pullagurla wrote:The price of lunch for 15 people was $207.00,
including a 15 percent gratuity for service. What was
the average price per person, EXCLUDING the
gratuity?
(A) $11.73
(B) $12.00
(C) $13.80
(D) $14.00
(E) $15.87
You are given the total amount for 15 people with gratuity as 207$.
And u are told to find price per person excluding gratuity..

So therefore First u find the total amount excluding gratuity...

So u can frame a equation..

1.15(oriignal)=207
therefore original = 207/1.15 = 180

hence price per person = 180/15 = 12

IMO: B
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by wdgolden » Fri Aug 27, 2010 8:47 am
Good point. There is a difference between 15% of 207, and a number plus 15% = 207.

207 - 15% = X; X = 175.95

X + 15% = 207; X = 180
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by RickH » Fri Aug 27, 2010 10:05 am
so what is the official answer?
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by BastiG » Fri Aug 27, 2010 10:21 am
pullagurla wrote:The price of lunch for 15 people was $207.00,
including a 15 percent gratuity for service. What was
the average price per person, EXCLUDING the
gratuity?
(A) $11.73
(B) $12.00
(C) $13.80
(D) $14.00
(E) $15.87
I guess that the fastest way is so look at the answer choices and try to solve this backwards. I startet out with 13,8 and multiplied it with 15.
15*13,8=207
Now you can see that the answer has to be A or B. This took you about 12 seconds. (You can now take a guess between A/B --> 50/50 chance.) Or you can continue

The next step is to look at the gratuity fee. The graduity fee is 15/100 or 3/20. You quickly see by looking at the two possible answers that B is the only solution because 15*11,73 is something with XX,X5 at the end of the number and the price (Meal+ gratuity) is XX,00. You realise that there is no way that XX,X5*23/20=XX,00. So b is the answer.
With this hack you have a solution in about 30 seconds or even less.
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