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Data Sufficiency question Ratio HELP

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by gmatpup » Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:36 pm
What is the ratio of the number of cups of flour to the number of cups of sugar required in a certain cake recipe?

1. The number of cups of flour required in the recipe is 250% of the number of cups of sugar required.

2. 1 1/2 more cups of flour than cups of sugar are required.


I thought the answer was C... but it is A

Can someone please explain? thanks :)!!
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by gmatscottsdale » Sun Nov 06, 2011 6:51 pm
Q: Number of cups of flour/Number of cups of sugar = ?

1. Number of cups of flour = 2.5 * number of cups of sugar

=> Number of cups of flour/Number of cups of sugar = 2.5 - Sufficient

2. F = 1.5 + S (F = Nu. of cups of flour, S = No. of cups of sugar)

This is not sufficient because there is no way to determine Number of cups of flour/Number of cups of sugar.

Credited Response: A
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by neelgandham » Sun Nov 06, 2011 7:04 pm
gmatpup wrote:What is the ratio of the number of cups of flour to the number of cups of sugar required in a certain cake recipe?

1. The number of cups of flour required in the recipe is 250% of the number of cups of sugar required. - The ratio of the number cups of flour to the number of cups of sugar = 250/100. Sufficient

2. 1 1/2 more cups of flour than cups of sugar are required. - The ratio of the number cups of flour to the number of cups of sugar = (cups of sugar + 1.5)/cups of sugar. Insufficient
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by Anurag@Gurome » Sun Nov 06, 2011 8:29 pm
gmatpup wrote:What is the ratio of the number of cups of flour to the number of cups of sugar required in a certain cake recipe?

1. The number of cups of flour required in the recipe is 250% of the number of cups of sugar required.

2. 1 1/2 more cups of flour than cups of sugar are required.

I thought the answer was C... but it is A

Can someone please explain? thanks :)!!
Let number of cups of flour = F and number of cups of sugar = S
We have to find F:S

(1) F = 250% of S
F = 2.5S
2F = 5S
F:S = 5:2; SUFFICIENT.

(2) F = S + 3/2 does not give us the ratio of F:S; NOT sufficient.

The correct answer is A.
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