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FYI - MGMAT has revised this question since. Here is how it looks in the 7th/8th edition indicating that the original (the one that was discussed here needed to be revised). You will notice many of the answer choices were revised: two-different-cages-of-rabbits-were-given-injections-of-mild-tox-444340.html

Two different cages of rabbits were given injections of mild toxins. In addition, the first cage was also exposed to cold temperature; three-fourths of the rabbits in this cage became sick. Only one-fifth of the rabbits in the normal temperature cage became sick. The lab technicians concluded that cold temperature increases the likelihood of illness in rabbits.

The technicians’ conclusion logically depends on which of the following assumptions?

(A) The exposure to cold temperature acted as a catalyst for the toxins which made more rabbits in the first cage sick. (same)
(B) The toxins given to the rabbits in the two cages were of varying strength. (changed to be the opposite)
(C) Injecting the rabbits with toxins made them sick. (changed to be the opposite)
(D) Even without the exposure to cold temperature, the rabbits in the first cage would have probably gotten sick. (same)
(E) Even exposing rabbits to slight variances in temperature is likely to induce illness. (changed)
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so, the previous question : A &B both were possible answers right?
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so, the previous question : A &B both were possible answers right?
I think the point is to ignore the question altogether since it was poor quality. Even if both A and B were correct answers, it doesn’t help us since in GMAT we’ll only need one correct answer.

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FYI - MGMAT has revised this question since. Here is how it looks in the 7th/8th edition indicating that the original (the one that was discussed here needed to be revised). You will notice many of the answer choices were revised: two-different-cages-of-rabbits-were-given-injections-of-mild-tox-444340.html
Thanks for sharing this. Do you think I should ditch the 6th edition? I had the impression that MGMAT’s books were the most reliable source of verbal questions, especially CR after OG
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In this question : Disproportionate can be any extreme, large or small. how can we select E then. it is not conclusive
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For a cricket match team selection, 2 batsmen, 3 bowlers, and 1 wicketkeeper are to be picked. There are 23 players available to play as batsmen, 21 other players available to play as bowlers, and 9 other players available to play as wicketkeepers. If the maximum possible number of complete sets of 6 players are formed, how many of the available players will not be on a team?

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For a cricket match team selection, 2 batsmen, 3 bowlers, and 1 wicketkeeper are to be picked. There are 23 players available to play as batsmen, 21 other players available to play as bowlers, and 9 other players available to play as wicketkeepers. If the maximum possible number of complete sets of 6 players are formed, how many of the available players will not be on a team?

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Check here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/for-a-cricke ... 62600.html
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Heyy I struggle with number system , how can I deal with this kinda of problem ? Can anyone help provide useful resources to brush up
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Hi HRX, u can visit our YouTube, u will definitely find it helpful. Can I now what type of questions u have difficulty in
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@satyaprakash89 hi Satya, u have written a solution for this, I hope it will help. for-a-cricket-match-team-selection-2-batsmen-3-bowlers-and-1-wicke-362600.html#p3561860
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@satyaprakash89 hi Satya, u have written a solution for this, I hope it will help. for-a-cricket-match-team-selection-2-batsmen-3-bowlers-and-1-wicke-362600.html#p3561860
Got it... Thank you
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What are the materials sources most similar to OG questions in:
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What are the materials sources most similar to OG questions in:
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What are the materials sources most similar to OG questions in:
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For Verbal and DI, it is recommended to stick to official sources only.

For Quant, one can do Manhattan, gmatclub mocks in addition to official.
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Rahul has a sum of Rs 340 in the denomination of Rs 2 coins and Rs 5 coins only. If the number of Rs 5 coins is more than Rs 2 coins, then what can be the maximum possible number of coins?

A. 91
B. 93
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Let N, x and y be positive integers such that N = x + y, 2 < x < 10 and 14 < y < 23. If N > 25, then how many distinct values are possible for N?

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Nearly 5 million children in the United States have asthma, the most common chronic illness of childhood. In the state of Arizona, one in twenty children has asthma, whereas in New York, one in ten children has asthma. If a couple from New York should begin their family in Arizona, their children would be less likely to develop asthma than if the family should remain in New York.

Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the conclusion drawn in the passage?

(A) Many asthmatics do not believe that moving to Arizona will significantly decrease the risk of developing asthma.
(B) The governor of New York's claims that statistics for her state are inaccurate has been proven false.
(C) Whether or not a child develops asthma depends on genetic factors.
(D) Developing asthma is usually a result of environmental factors.
(E) The average child from New York has better lung capacity than the average child from Arizona.

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Bankruptcy is a process that depends on a variety of structural, fiscal, and human variables. These variables are different at every company. Therefore, the pattern of companies declaring bankruptcy should be random. Yet tax records from 2010 demonstrate a pattern: a large number of companies throughout the United States declared bankruptcy at the same time.

Which of the following, if true, forms the best basis for at least a partial explanation for the pattern of bankruptcy shown by the tax records?

A. Certain financial problems affect only some types of businesses with particular sets of characteristics unique to their industry.
B. Many companies go bankrupt because the economies of the states in which they are located force them to go into gradual but increasing debt.
C. Companies without franchises in more than one country are more likely to declare bankruptcy.
D. From 2005-2015, government loans and intervention changed the pattern of bankruptcy in the United States.
E. Patterns of bankruptcy emerge when widespread economic issues affect numerous companies.
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