A shoemaker can make 10 shoes per day. One-fifth of the shoes produced are defective and one-quarter of all shoes produced are rejected. If one-tenth of the nondefective shoes are rejected by mistake, and if all the shoes not rejected are sold, then what percent of the shoes sold are defective?  Choose the correct choice from the following answers
A) 1%	B) 2%	C) 3%	D) 4%	E) 5%
We have 20% defective and 80% non-defective; we have 25% rejected and 75% not rejected. We also know that 1/10 of the non-defective ones (8%) are rejected, so 72% sold. This means that we have 3% sold that are defective and 17% rejected that are defective. Overall, we have 3%/75% or 1 of every 25 that are sold (not rejected) and defective. Correct answer is 4%
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A shoemaker can make 10 shoes per day. One-fifth of the shoes produced are defective and one-quarter of all shoes produced are rejected. If one-tenth of the nondefective shoes are rejected by mistake, and if all the shoes not rejected are sold, then what percent of the shoes sold are defective?