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A zebra must get water from either a stream or pond. Which of the two sources of water is closer to the zebra’s current position?
(1) Moving at a constant rate, it takes the zebra 2 hours to reach the stream from its current position.
(2) Moving at a constant rate, it takes the zebra 2 hours to reach the pond from the stream.
(1) Moving at a constant rate, it takes the zebra 2 hours to reach the stream from its current position.
(2) Moving at a constant rate, it takes the zebra 2 hours to reach the pond from the stream.
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Statement 1 nothing is mentioned about pond
Statement 2 pond to stream time taken is given ..Nothing is mentioned about their relative distances from zebra's current location.
Using 1 and 2
We have no idea about the time taken to go from zebra's current position to pond ..We are neither sure about the constant rate mentioned here..Is it d same for both statements..
And it may be possible that the pond and zebra's current location may coincide using statement 2 ..As the time taken is 2hrs from stream to pond
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Statement 1 nothing is mentioned about pond
Statement 2 pond to stream time taken is given ..Nothing is mentioned about their relative distances from zebra's current location.
Using 1 and 2
We have no idea about the time taken to go from zebra's current position to pond ..We are neither sure about the constant rate mentioned here..Is it d same for both statements..
And it may be possible that the pond and zebra's current location may coincide using statement 2 ..As the time taken is 2hrs from stream to pond
Sent from my HM 1S using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
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