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I see the perspective. In the case of stocks, wouldn’t it be common sense to achieve growth relative to itself? Since this wasn’t an official GMAT questions, I’ll just forget about it due to the ambiguity present.
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Yeah, I initially thought the same too. I just thought it was fishy because in that case the data point would be very close to 10.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/GMAT/comments/ ... ?context=3

I’m struggling with this question, can anyone help, please? Thanks!
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is the answer does not have data?
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How to find upper value of the range in below question?

Its a data review 2024-25 question in case you are trying to avoid them
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What do you mean by upper value?
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What do you mean by upper value?
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To find range of probability we need max - min right? I meant max when I said upper value.
We have 10 percentile which I believe means 10% or lower. Even if a bar graph is given I think this is a point graph. So for this whole section probability is constant and we can get min value maybe?

But, how do we find the max probability? 99 percentile doesnt include the top 1% , right? So how do we say rural or urban probability range is greater than the other?

There is a possibility that I may be missing something very basic.
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To find range of probability we need max - min right? I meant max when I said upper value.
We have 10 percentile which I believe means 10% or lower. Even if a bar graph is given I think this is a point graph. So for this whole section probability is constant and we can get min value maybe?

But, how do we find the max probability? 99 percentile doesnt include the top 1% , right? So how do we say rural or urban probability range is greater than the other?

There is a possibility that I may be missing something very basic.
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A percentile divides data into 100 equal parts, requiring 99 divisions or tick marks. These divisions are called percentiles. For example, if your score is at the 1st percentile, it means all scores below the 1st tick mark are lower than yours, placing you somewhere between the 1st and 2nd tick marks. Being in the 99th percentile means all scores below the 99th tick mark (the last one) are lower than yours, placing you somewhere between the 99th mark and the end. Therefore, there is no 100th percentile.
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A percentile divides data into 100 equal parts, requiring 99 divisions or tick marks. These divisions are called percentiles. For example, if your score is at the 1st percentile, it means all scores below the 1st tick mark are lower than yours, placing you somewhere between the 1st and 2nd tick marks. Being in the 99th percentile means all scores below the 99th tick mark (the last one) are lower than yours, placing you somewhere between the 99th mark and the end. Therefore, there is no 100th percentile.
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Thank you bunuel. Now it’s clear.
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Can anyone help me with solutions? :)
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Hello everyone :)! Here is today’s (December 9) DI Butler Question: at-toy-store-five-types-of-model-cars-are-available-priced-as-follow-438814.html
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Started studying other DI question types and I am struggling with wording and comprehension. How do I master the DI language? I feel it’s a bit twisted
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Started studying other DI question types and I am struggling with wording and comprehension. How do I master the DI language? I feel it’s a bit twisted
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This article will provide you some insights how to master DI section. Here you go: https://blog.targettestprep.com/how-to- ... -insights/
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where do we get di butler ques of the day other than DS
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Hello everyone :)! Here is today’s (December 9) DI Butler Question: at-toy-store ... 38814.html
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Nice Question! Thank you so much for providing us such ques to build the stamina.
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Really struggling with fractions and exponents arithmetic can someone suggest resources please?
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Really struggling with fractions and exponents arithmetic can someone suggest resources please?
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