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for some official mock questions i have seen x & y be same and I was really running short on time so in 2 part my logic is if 2 options make sense mark and move

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I think my answer is correct. the idea is uses a specific idea to generalise which is what option 1 does Can anyone explain - I have started having my doubts with expertsglobal On this one I chose option A and my logic was see whatever is the decline initial value (0.95)^time is what the new value is - I already have it for 2 years behind. I can simply multiply this value with (0.95)^2 and get my answer -- But answer reads its P-.05P - how to know when its multiply - stimulus says decrease by 5% YOY Anyone can help with these 2?

in this one: option one essentially says search declining -> property rates declining ------ what if search has declining because property rates are increasing? the reasoning here takes 1 data point and correlates it to another w/o thought option 2 says search is increasing -> likely to remain increasing -------- doesn't assume anything about some other data point and essentially extrapolates that the currently exhibited behavior is likely to continue

Got it now Thank You! Other one for DS?

for this one - statement 1 says 5% decline on the *purchase price* you likely thought you can plug in the question's given account value with 5% decline and get the answer. the correct option should be C

yep - a 5% decline on purchase price is 0.95*P

And then you keep raising .95to the power of year

dont need to raise since its 5% decline on the purchase price, not compounded decrease. if purchase price is 100 then decline will be 5% = 5 every year, i.e., 5*4 years = decline of 20 in 4 years

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