Mathematics · Data Interpretation
Consider a comparison between two types of cars across multiple cities where: Statement I: The ratio of the number of cars of Type 1 to Type 2 is identical for City M and City N. Statement II: The total number of Type 2 cars aggregated across all cities is exactly 125 more than the total number of Type 1 cars. If both analytical evaluations find these statements to be factually incorrect based on the dataset, which option correctly defines the status?
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- 1Neither I nor II is incorrect
- 2Both I and II are incorrect✓
- 3Only I is incorrect
- 4Only II is incorrect
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Both I and II are incorrect
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