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Scientists have genetically modified three pigs so that they are thoroughly florescent both in daylight and in darkness. Pigs have been modified in this fashion before, but the scientists who have created the most recent set observe that their technique has improved the odds of successfully modifying a specific embryo and making the adult pig completely florescent. The presence of the green protein will allow genetically modified cells to be tracked if they were transplanted into a human. This will immediately speed scientists’ understanding of genetic research for the purpose of improving human health.

Which of the following would be most useful to determine in evaluating the claim above?


A. What human diseases the scientists intend to cure with the research enabled by the florescent pig cells

B. Whether there is any health risk to the pigs who are rendered florescent

C. How quickly the process of rendering pigs florescent can be perfected

D. Whether the time saved by being able to detect florescent cells might be offset by the time taken to produce florescent pigs at the improved odds

E. How the scientists achieved better results in their most recent technique of creating florescence in the pigs

why the answer is D not B, b refer health,D refer time, but we could not get any infor about time from the background information

This question is discussed here: scientists-have-genetically-modified-three-pigs-so-that-they-are-thoro-207627.html

thanks

I think it should be 2.5 because for the first 50 terms, the median is 25th and 26th term (which are both 3) so 3, and for the last 50 terms, the median is 75th and 76th term ( which are 5 and 6) so the median being 5.5, Hence IQR being 5.5 - 3 = 2.5

Frankly, I’ll stay as close to OG questions as possible.

As discussed above, LSAT questions are good. The farthest I’ll go are questions from sources that GMAT Club recognizes and has a source tag for them, especially the more well-known institutions.

could you please tell me some well-known institutions,I do not know any

Traditional prep companies such as Manhattan Prep, Veritas Prep, or newer online platforms such as TTP, e-GMAT, Magoosh, etc.

But for CR, I’d still recommend official questions. Older OG, GMAT Prep, or even paper-based GMAT tests are all good.

thanks,my dear. I also confuse about non-math related tpa and g&t,do you have some idea about these ?

can anyone suggest the best order to write gmat exams?

There are currently few resources available for non-math DI questions. You can take a look at the following discussions:

gmat-fe-di-struggling-with-non-math-ds-435357.html#p3451301

please-suggest-from-where-to-practice-non-math-ds-441604.html#p3529973

you are so sweet ,thanks

I heard q-di-v, you can ask other candidate

As I am approaching towards finishing sectional tests, full length tests are getting reduced

Hello everyone ! Here is today’s (March 26) DI Butler Question: for-all-real-values-of-x-the-function-f-x-has-the-form-442974.html#p3547950

I found that 600-650 cr questions have no logical rules, which is a waste of time.Does anyone have some good idea