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 This Summer, Master your Verbal Skills Absolutely Free! Get better help – Get better materials - Get better at Verbal! Understand Negation and Sample Spaces: Exercise Questions Here are the exercise problems for the article Understand Negation and Sample Spaces. These problems test your understanding of the concepts of Negation and Sample Spaces. Give these problems a try and post your answers below as a reply. I. Assume that you’re dealing with a segment of 100 people. Following are the number of people from this set who do a particular job, job X. For each statement below, determine which all groups can it fall under; for instance, the statement 0 people do X falls under Group A. None = 0, Group C. Not more than half = 0-50, and Group E. Not all = 0-99.
i. Only 1 person does X.
ii. Only 50 people do X.
iii. Only 70 people do X.
iv. 100 people do X.
A. None
B. Some
C. Not more than half
D. Most
E. Not all
F. All II. In the following table, map the elements of the first column to their exact matches in the second column  III. For each of the given statements, choose the correct negation form(s) from the option statements.
1. Given statement: The room is dark.
a. The room is bright.
b. The room is not bright.
c. The room is anything but bright.
d. The room is anything but dark.
e. The room is not dark.
2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
a. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is lower than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
b. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is low.
c. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
d. The per-minute charge of a call not made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
e. The per-minute charge of a call made from a cell phone is high.
f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
a. The buildings in Oakville are as weak as the buildings in Cottonville.
b. The buildings not in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
c. The buildings in Oakville are weaker than the buildings in Cottonville.
d. The buildings in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
f. The buildings not in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville. Good Luck!  You can read this article to understand how to approach these questions: negation-test-series-article-1-understand-negation-sample-spaces-198821.htmlSolutions will be posted soon!
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egmat wrote: These problems test your understanding of the concepts of Negation and Sample Spaces. Give these problems a try and post your answers below as a reply.[/b][/size] I. Assume that you’re dealing with a segment of 100 people. Following are the number of people from this set who do a particular job, job X. For each statement below, determine which all groups can it fall under; for instance, the statement 0 people do X falls under Group A. None = 0, Group C. Not more than half = 0-50, and Group E. Not all = 0-99.
i. Only 1 person does X.
ii. Only 50 people do X.
iii. Only 70 people do X.
iv. 100 people do X.
A. None
B. Some
C. Not more than half
D. Most
E. Not all
F. All Here : i. Only 1 person does X. ( Belongs to B.(Some), C. (Not more than half) & E.(Not All) ) ii. Only 50 people do X. ( Belongs to C.(Not more than half), B.(Some) & E.(Not all) ) iii. Only 70 people do X. ( Belongs to D.(Most), B.(Some) & E.(Not all) ) iv. 100 people do X. (Belongs to B.(Some) & F.(all)) egmat wrote: II. In the following table, map the elements of the first column to their exact matches in the second column
Up to Half: 0-49
Most:50 -100
Not All: 1-99[color=#0000ff]egmat wrote: III. For each of the given statements, choose the correct negation form(s) from the option statements.
1. Given statement: The room is dark.
a. The room is bright.
b. The room is not bright.
c. The room is anything but bright.
d. The room is anything but dark.
e. The room is not dark.
2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
a. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is lower than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
b. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is low.
c. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
d. The per-minute charge of a call not made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
e. The per-minute charge of a call made from a cell phone is high.
f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
a. The buildings in Oakville are as weak as the buildings in Cottonville.
b. The buildings not in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
c. The buildings in Oakville are weaker than the buildings in Cottonville.
d. The buildings in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.f. The buildings not in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville.
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I i-- Group B,C ,and E
ii-- Group B,D ,and E
iii-- Group B,D ,and E
iv-- Group B,D ,and F
II Some-- 1-99
Up to half-- 0-49
Most-- 50-100
Not All-- 0-99
III 1. d and e
2. f
3. e and g
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I. Assume that you’re dealing with a segment of 100 people. Following are the number of people from this set who do a particular job, job X. For each statement below, determine which all groups can it fall under; for instance, the statement 0 people do X falls under Group A. None = 0, Group C. Not more than half = 0-50, and Group E. Not all = 0-99.
i. Only 1 person does X. [B]Some
ii. Only 50 people do X. [C]Not more than half
iii. Only 70 people do X. [D]Most
iv. 100 people do X. [F]All
A. None
B. Some
C. Not more than half
D. Most
E. Not all
F. All II. In the following table, map the elements of the first column to their exact matches in the second column Some = 1 - 99
Most = 50 - 100
Not all = 0 - 99
Up to half = 0 - 49
III. For each of the given statements, choose the correct negation form(s) from the option statements.
1. Given statement: The room is dark.
a. The room is bright.
b. The room is not bright.
c. The room is anything but bright.
d. The room is anything but dark.
e. The room is not dark. CORRECT
2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
a. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is lower than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
b. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is low.
c. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
d. The per-minute charge of a call not made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
e. The per-minute charge of a call made from a cell phone is high.
f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone. CORRECT
3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
a. The buildings in Oakville are as weak as the buildings in Cottonville.
b. The buildings not in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
c. The buildings in Oakville are weaker than the buildings in Cottonville.
d. The buildings in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville. CORRECT
f. The buildings not in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville. Please find my answers marked above. Thanks
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ankushbagwale wrote: egmat wrote: These problems test your understanding of the concepts of Negation and Sample Spaces. Give these problems a try and post your answers below as a reply.[/b][/size] I. Assume that you’re dealing with a segment of 100 people. Following are the number of people from this set who do a particular job, job X. For each statement below, determine which all groups can it fall under; for instance, the statement 0 people do X falls under Group A. None = 0, Group C. Not more than half = 0-50, and Group E. Not all = 0-99.
i. Only 1 person does X.
ii. Only 50 people do X.
iii. Only 70 people do X.
iv. 100 people do X.
A. None
B. Some
C. Not more than half
D. Most
E. Not all
F. All Here : i. Only 1 person does X. ( Belongs to B.(Some), C. (Not more than half) & E.(Not All) ) ii. Only 50 people do X. ( Belongs to C.(Not more than half), B.(Some) & E.(Not all) ) iii. Only 70 people do X. ( Belongs to D.(Most), B.(Some) & E.(Not all) ) iv. 100 people do X. (Belongs to B.(Some) & F.(all)) egmat wrote: II. In the following table, map the elements of the first column to their exact matches in the second column
Up to Half: 0-49
Most:50 -100
Not All: 1-99[color=#0000ff]egmat wrote: III. For each of the given statements, choose the correct negation form(s) from the option statements.
1. Given statement: The room is dark.
a. The room is bright.
b. The room is not bright.
c. The room is anything but bright.
d. The room is anything but dark.
e. The room is not dark.
2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
a. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is lower than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
b. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is low.
c. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
d. The per-minute charge of a call not made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
e. The per-minute charge of a call made from a cell phone is high.
f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
a. The buildings in Oakville are as weak as the buildings in Cottonville.
b. The buildings not in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
c. The buildings in Oakville are weaker than the buildings in Cottonville.
d. The buildings in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.f. The buildings not in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville. Is the option for Most correct ? In my opinion, Most should be 51-100, not 50-100. Please let me know if there is any gap in my understanding.
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Ans I. i. Only 1 person does X. - B,C,E ii. Only 50 people do X. - B,C,E iii. Only 70 people do X. - B,D,E iv. 100 people do X.-B,D,F II. Some - 1-99 Up to half - 0-49 Most - 50-100 Not all - 0-99 III 1. d,e 2. f 3.e,g
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Assume that you’re dealing with a segment of 100 people. Following are the number of people from this set who do a particular job, job X. For each statement below, determine which all groups can it fall under; for instance, the statement 0 people do X falls under Group A. None = 0, Group C. Not more than half = 0-50, and Group E. Not all = 0-99.
i. Only 1 person does X.- Group B, C,E
ii. Only 50 people do X. - GROUP B, C, &E
iii. Only 70 people do X.-GROUP B,D & E
iv. 100 people do X. - GROUP B, D & F.
A. None
B. Some
C. Not more than half
D. Most
E. Not all
F. All
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1. Given statement: The room is dark. a. The room is bright. b. The room is not bright. c. The room is anything but bright. d. The room is anything but dark. e. [b]The room is not dark.[/b] 2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone. a. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is lower than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone. b. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is low. c. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone. d. The per-minute charge of a call not made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone. e. The per-minute charge of a call made from a cell phone is high. f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville. a. The buildings in Oakville are as weak as the buildings in Cottonville. b. The buildings not in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville. c. The buildings in Oakville are weaker than the buildings in Cottonville. d. The buildings in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville. e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.f. The buildings not in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville. g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville.Vikram verma
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i. Only 1 person does X. - B (some); C (no more than half); E (not all)
ii. Only 50 people do X. - B (some); C (not more than half); D (most); E (not all)
iii. Only 70 people do X. - B (some); D (most); E (not all)
iv. 100 people do X. - B (some); C (most); F (all) Nevertheless, the question II has information that comes in contradiction to information in Q I. II. In the following table, map the elements of the first column to their exact matches in the second column Some is 1-100. Nevertheless here is given 1-99. e-gmat pls explain. up to half - 1-49. Here is 0-49. e-gmat pls explain. most - 51-100. here is 50-100. e-gmat pls. explain not all - 0-99. III. For each of the given statements, choose the correct negation form(s) from the option statements.
1. Given statement: The room is dark.
d. The room is anything but dark. - this is the same as the room is not dark
e. The room is not dark.
2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville. - this is the same as saying the buildings in O are not stronger than the buildings in C. If the buildings are not stronger, logically, they should be either as strong or weaker. Taking into consideration the ambiguous information presented, I ask e-gmat to come to clarify and to give OA/OE to the questions.
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mvictor wrote: i. Only 1 person does X. - B (some); C (no more than half); E (not all)
ii. Only 50 people do X. - B (some); C (not more than half); D (most); E (not all)
iii. Only 70 people do X. - B (some); D (most); E (not all)
iv. 100 people do X. - B (some); C (most); F (all) Nevertheless, the question II has information that comes in contradiction to information in Q I. II. In the following table, map the elements of the first column to their exact matches in the second column Some is 1-100. Nevertheless here is given 1-99. e-gmat pls explain. up to half - 1-49. Here is 0-49. e-gmat pls explain. most - 51-100. here is 50-100. e-gmat pls. explain not all - 0-99. III. For each of the given statements, choose the correct negation form(s) from the option statements.
1. Given statement: The room is dark.
d. The room is anything but dark. - this is the same as the room is not dark
e. The room is not dark.
2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville. - this is the same as saying the buildings in O are not stronger than the buildings in C. If the buildings are not stronger, logically, they should be either as strong or weaker. Taking into consideration the ambiguous information presented, I ask e-gmat to come to clarify and to give OA/OE to the questions. _________________
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Dear Payal My question pertains to III. C why are options c and d incorrect ? C is the polar opposite of the given statement.( The buildings in Oakville are weaker than the buildings in Cottonville) D The buildings in Oakville are not as strong as the buildings in Cottonville. D implies that Oakville buildings are not stronger than Cottonville, in fact they are not even as strong as Cottonville--> same as Oakville buildings not stronger than Cottonville.
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mvictor wrote: i. Only 1 person does X. - B (some); C (no more than half); E (not all)
ii. Only 50 people do X. - B (some); C (not more than half); D (most); E (not all)
iii. Only 70 people do X. - B (some); D (most); E (not all)
iv. 100 people do X. - B (some); C (most); F (all) Nevertheless, the question II has information that comes in contradiction to information in Q I. II. In the following table, map the elements of the first column to their exact matches in the second column Some is 1-100. Nevertheless here is given 1-99. e-gmat pls explain. up to half - 1-49. Here is 0-49. e-gmat pls explain. most - 51-100. here is 50-100. e-gmat pls. explain not all - 0-99. III. For each of the given statements, choose the correct negation form(s) from the option statements.
1. Given statement: The room is dark.
d. The room is anything but dark. - this is the same as the room is not dark
e. The room is not dark.
2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.
3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville. - this is the same as saying the buildings in O are not stronger than the buildings in C. If the buildings are not stronger, logically, they should be either as strong or weaker. Taking into consideration the ambiguous information presented, I ask e-gmat to come to clarify and to give OA/OE to the questions. hey , can you clarify this statement =ii. Only 50 people do X. - B (some); C (not more than half); D (most); E (not all), in this you wrote most but the range for most is 51-100 then how only 50 can be in this range . please explain
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Q.1 i. Only 1 person does X. - B, C, Eii. Only 50 people do X. - B, C, Eiii. Only 70 people do X. - B, D, Eiv. 100 people do X. - B, D, FQ.2 This is where I found some of the options rather confusing since they differ from the possibility range given by e-GMAT in the Negation article. Some - 1 to 99 Up to half - Should be 0 to 50 (but the option mentions 0 to 49) Most - Should be 51 to 100 (but the option mentions 50 to 100) Not all - 0 to 99 Q.3 Given statement: The room is dark. d. The room is anything but dark.
e. The room is not dark.2. Given statement: The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone. f. The per-minute charge of a call made from a landline is not higher than the per-minute call charge made from a cell phone.3. Given statement: The buildings in Oakville are stronger than the buildings in Cottonville. e. The buildings in Oakville are not stronger than the buildings in Cottonville.
g. The buildings in Oakville are as strong as or weaker than the buildings in Cottonville.
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Lawl, I am fairly sure the person who posted this post isn't really Payal from e-GMAT. Probably someone else from e-GMAT. There are two issues: 1) Where's the solution verification/discussion at? 2) Up to Half: 0-50 Some: 1-100 Not All: 0-99 I really like the Negation Lesson e-GMAT posted but mods should consider removing this post..because if someone read this first before the actual negation post...it's gonna do MORE HARM than good.
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