Naruto wrote:Are atleast 10 percent of the people in country X who are 65 yrs old or older employed?

1 In country X, 11.3 percent of the population is 65 yrs old or older

2 In country X, of the population of 65 yrs old or older , 20 percent of the men and 10 percent of the women are employed.

Please explain in detail, I'll post OA later

IMO B) The pop. of 65 or + 20%ofmen+10%women are employed so the % of the pop of 65 or more will always be greater than 10% . Ej. total men of 65 or += 100 20%= 20 total women of 65 or + =100 10% 10 total 30 of 100 employed (would always be more than 10% no matter what number of people employed of 65 or more were)

I am still not clear, the question asks if the population of 65+ employed among the total population of country X

Assuming population of country X is 1000, which is not mentioned in B

Now if there are 100 65+ with 50 men and 50 women, that makes 15 emloyed over 65+ but that does not form 10 percent of the total population of X?

please clarify

Naruto wrote:I am still not clear, the question asks if the population of 65+ employed among the total population of country X

Assuming population of country X is 1000, which is not mentioned in B

Now if there are 100 65+ with 50 men and 50 women, that makes 15 emloyed over 65+ but that does not form 10 percent of the total population of X?

please clarify

In my opinion, the question is not about the total population of X. The question is "Are atleast 10 percent of the people in country X who are 65 yrs old or older employed"?
Total population of X is irrelevant, in my opinion.

well in that case i misinterpreted. yes then 2 is sufficient