Is this the right approach to solving this problem below?
Since the 42% considering "engaging in research" an important goal equals the 36% of men + 50% of women considering "engaging in research" a goal, we can write:
0.36M + 0.50W = 0.42(M+W) to get:
0.8 W = 0.6 M
Therefore, given that there is a total of 1,400 people,
8W/6M = 800 Women / 600 Men, and so the answer is A?
Since the 42% considering "engaging in research" an important goal equals the 36% of men + 50% of women considering "engaging in research" a goal, we can write:
0.36M + 0.50W = 0.42(M+W) to get:
0.8 W = 0.6 M
Therefore, given that there is a total of 1,400 people,
8W/6M = 800 Women / 600 Men, and so the answer is A?
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