ziyuenlau wrote:There are a total 10 movie theaters. Minimum number of tickets that each movie theaters sold was 80 tickets. Is total number of average tickets sold more than 90 tickets?
1) Number of movie theaters that sold at least 100 tickets were more than half of the total number of movie theaters.
2) In 4 movie theaters of the total number of movie theaters, number of each tickets sold were more than 105.
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Official Answer : D
Hi ziyuenlau,
Given: Each of the 10 movie theaters sold at least 80 tickets.
Questions: Is the average number of tickets sold by the 10 movie theaters > 90?
Rephrased question: Is the total number of tickets sold > 900?
S1: Number of movie theaters that sold at least 100 tickets were more than half of the total number of movie theaters.
Let's take the minimum scenario.
Say the number of movie theaters that sold at least 100 tickets = 6, thus they together sold a minimum of 6*100 = 600 tickets.
Thus, the remaining 4 theaters sold a minimum of 4*80 = 320 tickets.
The 10 theater sold a minimum of 600 + 320 = 920 tickets. Sufficient.
S2: In 4 movie theaters of the total number of movie theaters, the number of each ticket sold were more than 105.
Say the 4 theaters each sold minimum 106 tickets, thus they together sold 106*4 = 424 tickets
Thus, the remaining 6 theaters sold a minimum of 6*80 = 480 tickets.
The 10 theater sold a minimum of 424 + 480 = 904 tickets. Sufficient.
The correct answer:
D
Hope this helps!
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