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PS - sets question - tricky

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by onesome » Sun Jul 06, 2008 2:38 pm
Of the applicants passes a certain test, 15 applied to both college X and Y. If 20 % of the applicants who applied college X and 25% of the applicants who applied college Y applied both college X and Y, how many applicants applied only college X or college Y?
A) 135
B) 120
C) 115
D) 105
E) 90

Answer is : D

Please suggest how to solve this question.
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Re: PS - sets question - tricky

by Stuart@KaplanGMAT » Sun Jul 06, 2008 6:43 pm
onesome wrote:Of the applicants passes a certain test, 15 applied to both college X and Y. If 20 % of the applicants who applied college X and 25% of the applicants who applied college Y applied both college X and Y, how many applicants applied only college X or college Y?
A) 135
B) 120
C) 115
D) 105
E) 90

Answer is : D

Please suggest how to solve this question.
Thanks in advance.
15 people applied to both college X and Y, and we know that number represents 20% of all applicants to X and 25% of all applicants to Y.

So:

1/5(x) = 15
x = 75

1/4(y) = 15
y = 60

We want to know how many people didn't apply to BOTH colleges (i.e. how many applied to only 1 college).

Of the 75 people who applied to X, 15 applied to both, so:

75-15 = 60 applied only to X

Of the 60 people who applied to Y, 15 applied to both, so:

60 - 15 = 45 applied only to Y.

60 + 45 = 105: choose (D).
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by onesome » Sun Jul 06, 2008 7:36 pm
Thank you Stuart for the detailed explanation.
I understand it now :idea:

Appreciate your help.
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