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by rachita » Wed May 21, 2008 9:17 pm
Hi Everyone!!!

Could you please tell me the answer and explaination for this question????




CANCELATION FEES
Days prior to Departure Percent of Package Price
46 or more 10%
45 – 31 35%
30 – 16 50%
15 – 5 65%
4 or fewer 100%

The table above shows the cancellation fee schedule
that a travel agency uses to determine the fee charged
to a tourist who cancels a trip prior to departure. If a
tourist canceled a trip with a package price of $1,700
and a departure date of September 4, on what day
was the trip canceled?

(1) The cancellation fee was $595.
(2) If the trip had been canceled one day later, the cancellation fee would have been $255 more.


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by amitansu » Wed May 21, 2008 10:28 pm
This q or a similar q with different values , is already discussed here i guess.

However 'C' is ans here.

From 1: We can only get the range of days i.e. 45-31.

since $ 595 is 35% of $1700.Insufficient

From 2: we get $255 is 15% of $1700.
It says it would have been 15% more, if it had got cancelled one day later.Still can't decide.Insufficient.

Combining the two : we now know that the fees would have been 850.
Since from 1 we know the cancellation fee is $595 and from 2 we know one day later it would have been $255 more i.e. $(595+255)=$850

So it was cancelled on 31th day.Hence C is ans.
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by luvaduva » Thu May 22, 2008 1:16 am
B seems correct to me.

From the stem we know that...

46 or more 10% => 10% of 1700 = 170
45 – 31 35% => 35% of 1700 = 595
30 – 16 50% => 50 % of 1700 = 850
15 – 5 65% => 65% of 1700 = 1105
4 or fewer 100% 100% of 1700 = 1700

From this we see that 225 is simply 850 - 595. So, the trip must have been cancelled ont he transition day betwen the 35% cancellation fee to the 50% cancellation fee. It was cancelled 30 days before the departure.
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u have missed out another case

by pavankumar_iitr » Thu May 22, 2008 4:01 am
please look carefully.............. (1105 - 850) is also 255.

hope u have understood
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by luiscarlos59 » Wed Jan 25, 2012 7:22 pm
Its C
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by pavan.mpv » Wed Feb 15, 2012 2:21 am
Even I too am extra smart with this problem and thought that the answer is B. But pavankumar_iitr mentioned, we have two scenarios with $255..... :)
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by [email protected] » Wed Feb 15, 2012 5:56 pm
The OA is surely C.

St 1 Alone: Simply the range days i.e 31 - 45.

St 2 Alone: It just gives that if it would have been 1 day later then additional fees of 255 would be charged. It will not give you the exact no. of days or not even the range.


Combined: Will give you the range first and then the actual no. of days.
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by dhiren8182 » Wed Feb 15, 2012 7:58 pm
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