G has 96 chocolates to give her grandchildren how many 5 year old grandchildren does G has a G gives

may be 6 or 12 0r 18
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statement 1:
96/5=19+ 1 remainder
so 19 children > 5 years and 1 children < 5years
from statement 2:
96/6=16
so no years having more than 5 years.
either one is sufficient to answer this question
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I think, this is the correct answer : 6

Total grand children = 11+6=17
GC who are >5 yr old = 6
GC who are
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if x is the no of child >5
and y is the no of child 5
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may be 0 or 6 or 12 or 18
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total no of choclate= 96
distributed among 5 year old grandchildren...
as given...
G gives 5 chocolates for every >5 year old
G gives 6 chocolates for every 5 year old= 5*12= 60 chocolates
6 chocolates for every 5 year old.

There should be one more possibility.......
when there is only one 5 old child.
then also total chocolates is= 6*1+12*5 = 96 chocolates
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5x+6y=96
put x=11
then y=5
ans=11
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this is data ssufficiency question by using both statement we can calculate the >5 yr
5x+6y=96,,
put x=12,y=6 for finding grand child but accordint to we recquired only>5 grnd child so
use 1st stmnt....19*5+1=96 means 19>5 yr child but in 2nd stmnt
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G has 96 chocolates to give her grandchildren. how many >5 year old grandchildren does G has.
a. G gives 5 chocolates for every >5 year old
b. G gives 6 chocolates for every <5 year old