Arithmetic-Based Data Sufficiency Questions for CAT

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Ramesh started an online food delivery joint wherein he pays a fixed amount to the delivery boy on per order basis. Within a month if Ramesh ended up paying Rs. 60000 to the delivery boy, then is the revenue generated by his business more than Rs. 250000? Statement I - For any order, Ramesh didn’t pay more than 30% of the order value to the delivery boy. Statement II - For any order, the amount paid to the delivery boy wasn’t more than Rs. 50.

  1. A

    Statement I alone is sufficient, but statement II is not sufficient.

  2. B

    Statement II alone is sufficient, but statement I is not sufficient.

  3. C

    Both the statements together are sufficient.

  4. D

    Both the statements together are not sufficient.

  5. E

    The answer can be found out even without using either of the statements.

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