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GMATPrep IR Test 5 19 Jan 2017, 02:32
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Can Someone please explain how they arrived at the answers?
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1. Graph shows the percent of use of "you" when either "you" or "ye" would be appropriate. first to favour the use of you over ye means the area that first crosses 50% mark : London

2. area of North in 1920-1959 you constituted 20% of the instances ... clearly visible in graph: check red curve for the point on the x-axis 1920-1959.