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by ramkarpa » Sat Aug 12, 2006 5:41 pm
Atleast 100 students in a school study Japanese. 4% of students who study French also study Japanese.Do more students study French than Japanese ?

(1) 16 students study both French and Japanese
(2) 10% of students at school who study Japanese also study French.

The answer is B.

Any explanations ? Thanks
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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

ramkarpa wrote:Atleast 100 students in a school study Japanese. 4% of students who study French also study Japanese.Do more students study French than Japanese ?

(1) 16 students study both French and Japanese
(2) 10% of students at school who study Japanese also study French.

The answer is B.

Any explanations ? Thanks
>=100 students study Japanese
4% of French students also study Japanese

(A) is not sufficient by itself because...
4/100 = 16/X
4X = 1600
X = 400

This is not sufficient because we still don't know the exact number of students studying Japanese (at LEAST 100)

(B) is sufficient because...
Let's say that 100 students study japanese. 10% of these students also study French, so that would be 10 students

The question prompt states that 4% of french students also study Japanese. We know that the number of students who study both are 10.

So, 4/100 = 10/X
4X = 1000
X=250

Thus, 250>100

(B) is the correct answer
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by 800guy » Fri Aug 18, 2006 3:05 pm
thanks dude for the clear explanation!! i really suck at these set problems...
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beatthegmat wrote:
ramkarpa wrote:Atleast 100 students in a school study Japanese. 4% of students who study French also study Japanese.Do more students study French than Japanese ?

(1) 16 students study both French and Japanese
(2) 10% of students at school who study Japanese also study French.

The answer is B.

Any explanations ? Thanks
>=100 students study Japanese
4% of French students also study Japanese

(A) is not sufficient by itself because...
4/100 = 16/X
4X = 1600
X = 400

This is not sufficient because we still don't know the exact number of students studying Japanese (at LEAST 100)

(B) is sufficient because...
Let's say that 100 students study japanese. 10% of these students also study French, so that would be 10 students

The question prompt states that 4% of french students also study Japanese. We know that the number of students who study both are 10.

So, 4/100 = 10/X
4X = 1000
X=250

Thus, 250>100

(B) is the correct answer

I couldn't understand this one at all... now if 250 students are studying japanese then... 10% of that makes it 25 and not 10.. how does this suit the explaination above??
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ramkarpa wrote:Atleast 100 students in a school study Japanese. 4% of students who study French also study Japanese.Do more students study French than Japanese ?

(1) 16 students study both French and Japanese
(2) 10% of students at school who study Japanese also study French.

The answer is B.

Any explanations ? Thanks
Given J>100 (could be any number > 100)
1 0.04F = 16 => F=400. but J could be 200 or 500, cant be sure.
2 0.1J = 0.04F => J/F = 0.4 => J/F<1 => J<F

2 is sufficient. hence B
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