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Re: Percentage of Population Visiting Selected Cultural Institutions
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07 Feb 2024, 06:40
07 Feb 2024, 06:40
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Diwen2000
Hey, I have a question.
In the new GMAT Focus Official Starter tool kits practice questions, there is an additional statement:
"Science and technology museums are less popular than other cultural institutions in the majority of the countries/political unions in the table."
I choose "would not help explain" but the correct answer is "would help explain".
My question is that I think this statement is just describing information in the table and does not explain information in the table. Therefore, I don't think this statement would help explain.
Could anyone help me about this?
Number of Science and technology museums are less than National museuem. A reason could be that "Science and technology museums are less popular than other cultural institutions in the majority of the countries/political unions in the table."In the new GMAT Focus Official Starter tool kits practice questions, there is an additional statement:
"Science and technology museums are less popular than other cultural institutions in the majority of the countries/political unions in the table."
I choose "would not help explain" but the correct answer is "would help explain".
My question is that I think this statement is just describing information in the table and does not explain information in the table. Therefore, I don't think this statement would help explain.
Could anyone help me about this?
So, less popular does explain lesser number of science museums in majority of countries.
Re: Percentage of Population Visiting Selected Cultural Institutions
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11 Feb 2024, 21:13
11 Feb 2024, 21:13
chetan2u
Diwen2000
Hey, I have a question.
In the new GMAT Focus Official Starter tool kits practice questions, there is an additional statement:
"Science and technology museums are less popular than other cultural institutions in the majority of the countries/political unions in the table."
I choose "would not help explain" but the correct answer is "would help explain".
My question is that I think this statement is just describing information in the table and does not explain information in the table. Therefore, I don't think this statement would help explain.
Could anyone help me about this?
Number of Science and technology museums are less than National museuem. A reason could be that "Science and technology museums are less popular than other cultural institutions in the majority of the countries/political unions in the table."In the new GMAT Focus Official Starter tool kits practice questions, there is an additional statement:
"Science and technology museums are less popular than other cultural institutions in the majority of the countries/political unions in the table."
I choose "would not help explain" but the correct answer is "would help explain".
My question is that I think this statement is just describing information in the table and does not explain information in the table. Therefore, I don't think this statement would help explain.
Could anyone help me about this?
So, less popular does explain lesser number of science museums in majority of countries.
But the caption of the table is "Percentage of Population Visiting Selected Cultural Institutions, Single Year."
Will less popular explain less percentage of population visiting science museums? I think less popular = less percentage of population visiting. Can this equation be established? If the equation is true, can one say that left would help explain right?
Thanks again : )
Re: Percentage of Population Visiting Selected Cultural Institutions
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03 Mar 2024, 03:30
03 Mar 2024, 03:30
Observation: If A might imply something and B might imply something but A and B together definitely imply something, mark both A and B as implications.
