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15 Oct 2017, 09:57
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This is from GMATPrep Practice Exam 6. I don't really understand why my second answer is wrong. Looks like in 200 United States number was above any other country.
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21 Nov 2017, 20:56
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Hi inter,
You need to look at the slope. (rate of growth = slope)
The United State has the highest slope from 1980-1995.
However,In 1995-2005, Ireland has the highest slope.
Therefore, it ensures that there is at least 1 country has higher rate of growth compare to US.
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Katanyu
You need to look at the slope. (rate of growth = slope)
The United State has the highest slope from 1980-1995.
However,In 1995-2005, Ireland has the highest slope.
Therefore, it ensures that there is at least 1 country has higher rate of growth compare to US.
Cheers!
Katanyu
21 Nov 2017, 21:06
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Thank you for reply - I thought the key here which point is higher on the chart. I am glad I am done with the test. :-D
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