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by dpatwa » Sun Oct 14, 2007 8:47 pm
[spoiler]OA:B[/spoiler]
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by ssy » Sun Oct 14, 2007 9:12 pm
This answer may also be found in OG11, DS Q 117.

1) 2(Length of rectangle) + 2 (width of rectangle) = 30
As you do not have any other information about the length and width of the rectangle, this information is not sufficient.

2) All 3 small rectangles have the same dimensions. The width of the small rectangle will equal KN/2 and the length of the small rectangle will equal KN.

So, MN = KN+KN/2 or 3/2KN.

Therefore, ratio of KN to MN is [KN/(3/2)MN] or 2/3. Statement 2 alone is sufficient.

This is a very visual question....while the math itself is very easy, it's probably trickier if you're not a very visual person like me!
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by dpatwa » Mon Oct 15, 2007 6:41 am
Thanks ssy, I had completely missed that relationship. When I saw this on my practice test, I knew I was missing an important relationship, but couldn't figure it out.
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