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nycknicks11
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IMO E
1) avg cost of all cars last year= 12,500
we do not know how many cars were sold by the end of the year.
Unless we know that, we cannot calculate the acquisition cost of cars on the lot. So Insufficient.
2) Revenue from sale 1050,000
we do not know how many cars were sold by the end of the year.
Insufficient.
Combining statements we still do not know # of cars sold.
Insufficient.
1) avg cost of all cars last year= 12,500
we do not know how many cars were sold by the end of the year.
Unless we know that, we cannot calculate the acquisition cost of cars on the lot. So Insufficient.
2) Revenue from sale 1050,000
we do not know how many cars were sold by the end of the year.
Insufficient.
Combining statements we still do not know # of cars sold.
Insufficient.