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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by LSB » Tue Sep 09, 2008 4:17 pm
Stmt 1 tells us that 34 members came from countries 1-5

you could have

4 6 7 8 9
OR
1 4 8 10 11

Insufficient

Stmt 2 tells us that A sent 11 or fewer reps. You could construct many combinations w A having more or less than 10 reps. It all depends on the country w the largest number of reps

Insufficient

Combined
See my example for stmt 1. It is valid when you combine both statements as well. Hence there cannot be a definite answer to the question whether country A sent more or fewer than 10 reps.

Ans E
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by gmat_nov_2008 » Tue Sep 09, 2008 4:43 pm
From the question:
A+B+C+D+E+F = 75
Any Other - A > 0

Is A > 10?

From (1)
75 - 41 = 34. There can be many combinations. Therefore insufficient.

From (2)
A could be 11,10,9. Therefore insufficient.

Combining them would give us:
a) A is the second greatest after 41.
Assuming A is 11 then remaining reps = 34-11 = 23.
Assuming A is 10 then remaining reps = 34-10 = 24
Assuming A is 9 then remaining reps = 34-9 = 25.

23,24,25 can be obtained with the remaining countries with the greatest amonst them being 10,9,8

Therefore answer should be (E). Hopefully I was clear... :)
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