Sixty percent of company a’s employees are considered top performers. fifty five percent of company a’s employees are in a rigorous training program. assuming these two statements are true are most of company a’s employees in the rigorous training program considered top performers?

So, what we know is that 60% of the employers are top performance - this means that 40% are not.

Also, half of the employers (50%) are in the rigorous training program.

Consider this situation: all of the employers in the in the rigorous training program are top performers ( and some top performers are not) - this is a possible situation (then the statement would be correct)

On the other hand, another possible situation is that all of the non-top performers are in the rigorous training program - and some of the top performers are too. (then the statement would be incorrect)

7p=14 so then you would divide by p=2