amol143 wrote:
What is confusing here is the part in the problem statement "who bought either tables or chairs" is 3:2 but not both. I am sure most of us are confused here as I am when it comes to accepting the answer choice D as the correct answer.
Any comments?
The question doesn't specify in this statement that the customers bought ONLY tables or ONLY chairs. And without such specification the GMAT always assumes inclusivity. That is, "people who bought tables or chairs" means "people
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