A bed company produces and sells three types of beds: A, B, and C, and some of these beds sold are returned by customers to the company. The numerical distribution of the company's sales of these beds over one month is shown in the pie chart in Figure 1, and the return percentages of these sold beds are shown in the column graph in Figure 2. 600 type A beds were sold this month, and 168 of the type B beds sold this month were returned. Accordingly, how many type A and C beds sold this month were returned in total? A) 90 B) 105 C) 120 D) 135 E) 150
A bed company produces and sells three types of beds: A, B, and C, and some of these beds sold are returned by customers to the company. The numerical distribution of the company's sales of these beds over one month is shown in the pie chart in Figure 1, and the return percentages of these sold beds are shown in the column graph in Figure 2.
600 type A beds were sold this month, and 168 of the type B beds sold this month were returned.
Accordingly, how many type A and C beds sold this month were returned in total?
A) 90
B) 105
C) 120
D) 135
E) 150