Mathematics · Data Sufficiency
A question is given, followed by three statements labelled I, II and III. Identify which of the statements is/are sufficient to answer the question. Question: What is the daily wage of one worker of type A? Statements: I. In a factory, the ratio of the number of workers of type A, B and C is 9:4:1 and the ratio of daily wages of one worker of type A, B and C is 8:5:3. The total daily wages of all workers of type A, B and C combined is ₹ 2,57,000. II. The number of workers of type B is 20. III. The number of workers of type C is 5.
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- 1Statement I and either II or III are sufficient✓
- 2Statement I alone is sufficient
- 3Statements I and II together are sufficient
- 4All statements I, II and III together are required
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Statement I and either II or III are sufficient
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