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Gross profit of an armchair

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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by GMATGuruNY » Sat Apr 25, 2015 2:44 am
Martha bought an armchair and a coffee table at an auction and sold both items at her store. Her gross profit from the purchase and sale of the armchair was what percent greater than her gross profit from the purchase and sale of the coffee table?

1) Martha paid 10 percent more for her armchair than for the coffee table.
2) Martha sold the armchair for 20 percent more than she sold the coffee table.

Statement 1:
No information about the selling prices.
INSUFFICIENT.

Statement 2:
No information about how much was paid for the armchair and coffee table.
INSUFFICIENT.

Statements combined:
Let the amount paid for the table = 10.
Since 10% more was paid for the armchair, the amount paid for the armchair = 10 + 10% of 10 = 11.

Case 1:
Let the selling price of the table = 20.
Since the selling price of the armchair is 20% greater, the selling price of the armchair = 20 + 20% of 20 = 24.
Resulting profit ratio:
(armchair profit)/(table profit) = (24-11)/(20-10) = 13/10.

Case 2:
Let the selling price of the table = 30.
Since the selling price of the armchair is 20% greater, the selling price of the armchair = 30 + 20% of 30 = 36.
Resulting profit ratio:
(armchair profit)/(table profit) = (36-11)/(30-10) = 25/20.

Since the profit ratio can be different values, INSUFFICIENT.

The correct answer is E.
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