Can somebody draw the double set matrix for this, we have been told to stick to Venn diagrams for 3 sets but this is 2 parameters and I'm finding it difficult creating a matrix to solve this question.

It seems it will be much easier to solve this using a Venn diagram, i set up the double set matrix and was confused. morning session not morning session Total afternoon session Stat A- 3/4*128 stat B - 7/8*128 not afternoon session ? 0 (given) total 128(given)

Similarly if a = -2, b =-3 then points will be (2,-3) and (3,-2) - both lie in II quadrant "

I think you meant to say Quadrant IV...good explanation anyway.

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this is a tricky one, and can be solved easily if we plug in numbers..thanks nitin

We are taught that Statement 1 and 2 are always true..In this case there seems to be a discrepancy..St 1 says the entire payment ($300) was paid on the 21st, while statement 2 says $150 paid by the 25th day and we still have a 150 to go..how is this possible? What am I interpreting wrong here? thank...

Hello all, I am late to this discussion. My question pertains to Strengthen/Weaken questions in general, this question here is a good example to address the doubt I have. For weaken/Strengthen type questions, do you always work on weakening/strengthening the conclusion. Are we supposed to look for a...

In terms of using a comma, why do we need it to separate the 2 clauses as indicated in the correct answer choice D with a comma. What is the rule of using a comma? Could we have had this answer choice to be correct without a comma, Can someone help me understand?
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I went with the direction given in class which was to always simplyfy the equation So i got xy +xz >0 xy>-xz y>-z or y<z? So I felt that neither A or B helped answer this and hence chose E What am I doing wrong here? Please direct me. I do know the solution provided above is simple but I...

I am going to resurrect this thread here, please let me know if you guys agree to my line of reasoning, I cant seem to understand why A is wrong. Please provide guidance. Heavy commitment by an executive to a course of action, especially if it (Refers to course of action, Course is singular so 'It' ...