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Unable to understand Inequalities Property !

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by Uva@90 » Sat Oct 19, 2013 1:44 am
Hi All,
I am confused with Understanding Inequalities Property in the below mentioned problem,

If 20 Swiss Francs is enough to buy 9 notebooks and 3 pencils, is 40 Swiss Francs enough to buy 12 notebooks and 12 pencils?
(1) 20 Swiss Francs is enough to buy 7 notebooks and 5 pencils.
(2) 20 Swiss Francs is enough to buy 4 notebooks and 8 pencils.

To Find: 12N+12P <=40 or 6N+6P<=20.

Given: 9N+3P <=20

So basically we want to find whether 3 Notebooks can be replaced by 3 Pens or not .

Statement 1: 7N+5P <=20

From above statement 1 I understood that we can substitute 2 Note books with 2 Pens. Then why can't we substitute 3 Note books with 3 pens ? so that A can be sufficient.

Solution says if we can substitute 5 Note books with 5 pens then we can substitute 3 note books with 3 pens but note vice-versa .

I couldn't understand can anyone please explain in elaborate way ?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Uva.
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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by rakeshd347 » Sat Oct 19, 2013 4:09 am
Uva@90 wrote:Hi All,
I am confused with Understanding Inequalities Property in the below mentioned problem,

If 20 Swiss Francs is enough to buy 9 notebooks and 3 pencils, is 40 Swiss Francs enough to buy 12 notebooks and 12 pencils?
(1) 20 Swiss Francs is enough to buy 7 notebooks and 5 pencils.
(2) 20 Swiss Francs is enough to buy 4 notebooks and 8 pencils.

To Find: 12N+12P <=40 or 6N+6P<=20.

Given: 9N+3P <=20

So basically we want to find whether 3 Notebooks can be replaced by 3 Pens or not .

Statement 1: 7N+5P <=20

From above statement 1 I understood that we can substitute 2 Note books with 2 Pens. Then why can't we substitute 3 Note books with 3 pens ? so that A can be sufficient.

Solution says if we can substitute 5 Note books with 5 pens then we can substitute 3 note books with 3 pens but note vice-versa .

I couldn't understand can anyone please explain in elaborate way ?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Uva.
Hi Mate,

I just posted this question couple of weeks back and we discussed it here with mitch's reply.
https://www.beatthegmat.com/if-20-swiss- ... 70235.html
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by Uva@90 » Sat Oct 19, 2013 4:21 am
rakeshd347 wrote:
Hi Mate,

I just posted this question couple of weeks back and we discussed it here with mitch's reply.
https://www.beatthegmat.com/if-20-swiss- ... 70235.html
Rakesh,
Thanks for you reply,
Even in that link my question is Unanswered.
My question is

if we can swap 2 Pencils with 2 books then why we can't swap 3 pencils for 3 books ?

Could you explain this one.

Regards,
Uva.
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