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If 25% of the employees at a firm did not take a vacation last year, what percent of the employees received a promotion?
(I) Only 1 out of every 3 employees who took a vacation last year received a promotion.
(II) The number of employees who took a vacation but did not get a promotion was 500% of the number of employees who neither took a vacation nor got a promotion.
The OA is C
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Let's take each statement one by one.BTGmoderatorLU wrote:Source: e-GMAT
If 25% of the employees at a firm did not take a vacation last year, what percent of the employees received a promotion?
(I) Only 1 out of every 3 employees who took a vacation last year received a promotion.
(II) The number of employees who took a vacation but did not get a promotion was 500% of the number of employees who neither took a vacation nor got a promotion.
The OA is C
(1) Only 1 out of every 3 employees who took a vacation last year received a promotion.
Pl. refer to the following image.
(2) The number of employees who took a vacation but did not get a promotion was 500% of the number of employees who neither took a vacation nor got a promotion.
(1) and (2) togther
The correct answer: C
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