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by Sionainn@PrincetonReview » Sat May 19, 2018 4:58 am

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We can rephrase the question here and another way to think about the question is the total number of second less than 37,800 (90 *420)?

With statement 1, we have no idea how many tapes there are so we can't calculate the total time. So statement 1 is not sufficient. Eliminate A and D.

With statement 2, we have no idea how long the tapes are. So again we can't calculate the total time. So statement 2 is not sufficient. Eliminate B.

With both statements we can calculate the total time is no more than 36,000 seconds (40 *60*15). So then we know the total time is less than 37,800. So the answer is C.

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