Question
Quantity I: 30% of men and 60% of women work in an
office, and 40% of the men enjoy coffee. Find the number of female employees who enjoy coffee if 1040 employees do not. Quantity II: 560 Two quantities, I and II, are provided in the question. To determine the proper relationship between Quantity I and Quantity II and to select the appropriate option, solve both quantities.Solution
ATQ,
In Quantity I, we know that 30% of men and 60% of women work in an office, and 40% of the men enjoy coffee, but we don't have enough information to calculate the exact number of female employees who enjoy coffee. In Quantity II, the value is 560. Without knowing the total number of men, women, or employees in the office, we cannot determine the relationship between Quantity I and Quantity II. Thus, the answer is Option 4: The relationship cannot be determined.
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