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by iikarthik » Sun Sep 05, 2010 2:43 am
At consolidation foundries for a resolution, to become policy a quorum of at least half the 20 directors must pass the resolution by at least two thirds majority.At a meeting of board directors did the resolution X fail or pass?

1.10 Members voted for the resolution

2.7 members voted against the resolution

OA is [spoiler]: B[/spoiler]

My understanding:

"at least half the 20 directors must pass the resolution by at least two thirds majority"

atleast half (10 directors) must vote by two thirds majority .i.e 6.66 or 7 members should vote to pass the resolution.

But this is wrong with respect to the OA

Pls help me understand where i went wrong.

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Source: — Data Sufficiency |

by Jim@Grockit » Sun Sep 05, 2010 6:56 am
iikarthik wrote:At consolidation foundries for a resolution, to become policy a quorum of at least half the 20 directors must pass the resolution by at least two thirds majority.At a meeting of board directors did the resolution X fail or pass?

1.10 Members voted for the resolution

2.7 members voted against the resolution

OA is [spoiler]: B[/spoiler]

My understanding:

"at least half the 20 directors must pass the resolution by at least two thirds majority"

atleast half (10 directors) must vote by two thirds majority .i.e 6.66 or 7 members should vote to pass the resolution.

But this is wrong with respect to the OA

Pls help me understand where i went wrong.

Thanks
karthik
If 7 voted against it, the measure failed no matter what. Even if all 20 showed up to vote, they would have needed 14 people to vote for it (2/3 of 20 is 13.33); they couldn't have gotten 14 in favor if there were 7 against.
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by saurabhmahajan » Tue Sep 07, 2010 1:38 am
But then stmt 1 also says the same. If 10 members voted for resolution means that the 2/3 majority was not achieved.
By this way the answer should be : D
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by sanju09 » Tue Sep 07, 2010 5:36 am
saurabhmahajan wrote:But then stmt 1 also says the same. If 10 members voted for resolution means that the 2/3 majority was not achieved.
By this way the answer should be : D
No, case is not same from the (1) alone, it only says that 10 members voted for the resolution, now if 16 to all 20 members have voted, then resolution X is failed; and if 11 to 15 members have voted, the resolution X is passed. That's why it's insufficient
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