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Hello Can anyone please share the approach for solving the CR weakening questions ? I am able to get the easy questions correct, for the mid level questions, i am able to bring down 2 answer choices by POE but end-up marking the wrong answer choice and with tougher questions i get puzzled with the answer choices. Any of the feedback is much appreciated

1. Understand the conclusion of the passage. 2. Understand how the evidence or the reaosoning logically connects to the conclusion. 3. Eliminate options which logically strenghtens the reasoning or is not related to the reasoning. Should work for most of the times.

Hello. Can anyone help me how to solve the following math👇 Six bells commence tolling together and toll at intervals of 2,4,6,8,10 and 12 seconds respectively.In 30 minutes,how many times do they toll together?

Yes: The least common multiple (LCM) of 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 is 120. Thus, the bells toll together every 120 seconds (or 2 minutes), so in 30 minutes they will toll simultaneously 30/2 = 15 times. However, since they commence tolling together at the beginning (i.e., they are tolling together at the 0th second or the 0th minute), we need to add 1 to 15 and thus they toll together a total of 16 times. More discussion and solutions to this question: six-bells-commence-tolling-together-and-toll-at-intervals-of-302102.html

Hello. How do i solve this? The greatest common factor of two positive intergers is A.The least common multiple of the two integers is B.If one of the intergers is C,what is the other number? (A)AB/C (B)BC/A (C)A/C+B (D)A+B/C (E)none of these

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Gcd *lcm = 1st * 2nd number is some formula so ab/c

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