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My way of thinking

by sangeethai » Wed Mar 12, 2008 3:36 pm
The Qusetion stem gives us the total no of people, people who speak only spanish and also tells us that people who speak german also speak english

Stmt 1: Tells us that there are 60 people who speak only english
Total members - those who speak only spanish - those who speak only english - those who don'y speak any of these three languages = members who speak two languages ( in other words people who speak german)

Stmt 2: this gives us the figure for people who don't speak any languauge

Hence Both stmts are neede to solve this problem.
My Answer is C. What is the OA?.
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by smushkas » Wed Mar 12, 2008 4:59 pm
Thanks sangeethai!

That is the correct answer. You can see the OA, if you point to a black rectangle.
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by acg » Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:57 pm
I agree. Even so, I think we could also find people who speak both Spanish and English.
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