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22 Sep 2025, 00:34
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The 17 countries of the Eurozone are all united by one currency—the euro, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t price disparities in the continent. A sum of 20 Euros can buy you 35 cups of coffee in Portugal but only seven cups of coffee in Greece. The same amount of money can get you 16 cartons of eggs in Malta, but only seven cartons of eggs in Ireland.
Which of the following conclusions can most properly be drawn from the information above?
(A) On an average, a cup of coffee costs more in Portugal than in Greece.
(B) A carton of eggs costs more in Malta than in Ireland.
(C) Price disparities are an unusual phenomenon in the countries of the Eurozone.
(D) The cost of a cup of coffee in Greece is the same as that of a carton of eggs in Ireland.
(E) Portugal is a cheaper country to stay in than is Greece.
Which of the following conclusions can most properly be drawn from the information above?
(A) On an average, a cup of coffee costs more in Portugal than in Greece.
(B) A carton of eggs costs more in Malta than in Ireland.
(C) Price disparities are an unusual phenomenon in the countries of the Eurozone.
(D) The cost of a cup of coffee in Greece is the same as that of a carton of eggs in Ireland.
(E) Portugal is a cheaper country to stay in than is Greece.
22 Sep 2025, 05:23
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Bunuel kindly confirm. The answer is D?
Sicne the purchasing power of 35 Euros yeilds the smae amount of coffee cups & egg cartons in Greece & Ireland.
Answers A-C : Go against the Stem & E is a idea that is stretched beyond the premises in the Q Stem
Sicne the purchasing power of 35 Euros yeilds the smae amount of coffee cups & egg cartons in Greece & Ireland.
Answers A-C : Go against the Stem & E is a idea that is stretched beyond the premises in the Q Stem
Bunuel
22 Sep 2025, 05:26
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