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A survey by the Labour Ministry revealed that in 2006 there were 60,500 children employed in the glass factories, almost 6 percent of the total workforce, twice as much as 1996.
A. twice as much as 1996.
B. twice as many as 1996.
C. double what it was in 1996
D. double the figure for 1996.
E. a number double that of 1996.
A. twice as much as 1996.
B. twice as many as 1996.
C. double what it was in 1996
D. double the figure for 1996.
E. a number double that of 1996.
Updated on: 06 Dec 2020, 10:45
Originally posted by somyamehta777 on 06 Dec 2020, 06:50.
Last edited by somyamehta777 on 06 Dec 2020, 10:45, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by somyamehta777 on 06 Dec 2020, 10:45, edited 1 time in total.
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Easily able to eliminate A, B, and E based on wrong comparisons. B/w C & D, C is missing "of", it should be double of what it was in 1996.
Therefore, I think the answer is D.
Therefore, I think the answer is D.
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06 Dec 2020, 08:36
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Can someone give a detailed solution?
