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Please explain which sentence is correct .

1. She is credited for solving numerous cases.
2. She is credited with solving numerous cases.

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Please explain which sentence is correct .

1. She is credited for solving numerous cases.
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"credit for" used in money received for exchange
"credit with" used for something or doing something

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https://www.urch.com/forums/gmat-sentenc ... #post11247

For more idioms, download the file from this link..
comprehensive-gmat-idiom-list-80342.html#p628424
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It means the second statement is correct.
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It means the second statement is correct.
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yep, second one is the correct statement.
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Please explain which sentence is correct .

1. She is credited for solving numerous cases.
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I would say that both are correct. If you refer to https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/credit+for you will find that credit for also means "give someone a praise". I doubt that GMAC would put these two together (all other things being equal).
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Please explain which sentence is correct .

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In GMATland, first sentence is wrong and second sentence is correct.
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