If none of the students are ambidextrous, what percentage of the 20 students in Mr. Henderson's class are left-handed?

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If none of the students are ambidextrous, what percentage of the 20 students in Mr. Henderson's class are left-handed?

(1) Of the 12 girls in the class, 25% are left-handed.
(2) 5 of the boys in the class are right-handed


OA C

Source: Manhattan Prep

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If none of the students are ambidextrous, what percentage of the 20 students in Mr. Henderson's class are left-handed?

(1) Of the 12 girls in the class, 25% are left-handed.
(2) 5 of the boys in the class are right-handed


OA C

Source: Manhattan Prep

Statement 1:
We know out of \(20\) students, \(12\) are girls, so \(8\) are boys and out of \(12\) girls \(3\) are left handed but we don't know the data for boys. No sufficient \(\Large{\color{red}\chi}\)

Statement 2:
5 boys are left handed but we don't know the total number of boys or girls from this. No sufficient \(\Large{\color{red}\chi}\)

Combining both statements 1 & 2:
Sufficient as it provides all the required data. \(\Large{\color{green}\checkmark}\)

Therefore, C