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A car dealership sells three types of vehicles: Sedans,

Q: Answer-A car dealership sells three types of vehicles: Sedans, SUVs, and Trucks. What is the total profit e...

Statement I Profit from Sedans 50 20,000 0.15 150,000. Profit from SUVs 30 30,000 0.20 120,000. Profit from Trucks 20 40,000 0.25 200,000. Total profit 150,000 120,000 200,000 470,000. Sufficient. Statement II This provides a relationship but does not give specific profit amounts to determine total profit. Not sufficient. Statement III This provides last months profit but does not give information about the current months specific sales, making it insufficient. Not sufficient. The answer is A.

SUVs, and Trucks. What is the total profit earned from these sales in a month? Statements: I: The dealership sells Sedans for $20,000 each with a profit margin of 15%. SUVs are sold for $30,000 each with a profit margin of 20%, and Trucks are sold for $40,000 each with a profit margin of 25%. The dealership sold 50 Sedans, 30 SUVs, and 20 Trucks in the month. II: The total sales of Sedans and SUVs combined contributed to 70% of the total sales revenue for the month. The dealership aims to increase Truck sales by 50% next month. III: Last month’s total profit was $60,000, and this month is expected to increase by 10% due to a seasonal promotion. In each of the following questions, two statements or three statements are given. You are expected to solve them and determine which statement or combination of statements is sufficient to answer the question.

A Only Statement I alone is sufficient.

B Only Statement II alone is sufficient.

C Only Statement III alone is sufficient.

D Statements I and II together are sufficient.

E All statements together are needed.

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A car dealership sells three types of vehicles: Sedans,

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