The total acquisition cost is indeed the total cost of the cars but the question is about the acquisition cost of the cars still in the lot at the end of the year. With no information on how many cars i.e 200 and 50 were sold during the year, its impossible to find the Cost at the end of the year

Lets look at each statement in isolation: (I)--gives the average cost of all the new cars i.e 50 acquired during the year. Doesn't give any idea of how many cars were sold by the end of the year. NOT SUFF (II)---gives the total revenue of sold cars without specifying how many of each i.e 200 and 50 ...

Hi I checked to see if there are any answers to this question on other forums and found one that was discussed on manhattan gmat, the ans is E , however, the ques is slightly different from the one discussed here: "A child selected a three-digit number, XYZ, where X, Y, and Z denote the digits ...

IMO the answer is (B). As the previous poster has correctly noted, from (2) we get:

If number of students not studying biology =x
then number of girls = 2x

we have: 26+x = 18+2x
x=8

therefore, total number of students = 26+x = 34

IMO (B)

Reason: if x,y,z are 4,5,6 then 4+6 (x+z) is a multiple of 10 but 4+5+6=15 is not divisible by 10. Hence (1) is insufficient.

Bowling Alley

Hi, Would be great if someone can provide an explanantion for this: At a certain bowling alley, it costs $0.50 to rent bowling shoes for the day and $1.25 to bowl 1 game. If a person has $12.80 and must rent shoes, what is the greatest number of complete games that person can bowl in one day? (A) 7 ...

According to the ques stem: Reading Intensity n x n+1 10x given 3 x 4 10x 5 (10)^2 x 6 (10)^3 x 7 (10)^4 x 8 (10)^5 x Hence the intensity of 8 is (10)^5 times x---->(C)