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The new filling machine, which was installed and commissioned last week, fills
twice as much vials in a minute as the old machine, which was decommissioned last year, has.
A. twice as much vials in a minute as the old machine, which was decommissioned last year, has.
B. double the vials in a minute than that the old machine, which was decommissioned last year, did.
C. twice as many vials in a minute as the old machine, which was decommissioned last year, filled.
D. as many as twice the vials that the old machine, which was decommissioned last year, has.
E. two times the vials in a minute than the old machine, which was decommissioned last year, filled.
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sayantanc2k for the question!!!
A: Twice as much is wrong because vials is countable so we have to use as many.
ELIMINATEB: Than that the old machine....did is incorrect.
ELIMINATED: As many as twice changes the meaning (also incorrect usage of idiom which is as many....as) and the end which has the word 'has' makes it weird and incomplete.
ELIMINATEE: two times is less concise than twice.
ELIMINATEC is the CORRECT option: as many...as (Correct use of the idiom), which was decommissioned last year correctly referring to the old machine
Answer - C