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Hi Bunuel,

I chose C, which appears to be the correct answer but I chose it by POE. Could you please explain choice C? And would this be a 700 level q?


Automobiles companies postpone their steel orders to obtain maximum price reduction

A. Whether the other components used in these vehicles have been ordered well in advance -> irrelevant, well or not, these companies still can obtain max reduction

B. Whether the other components used in these vehicles are in short supply. -> the other components are irrelevant, question concerns about steel

C. Whether the price of steel plating would rise significantly over the years. -> here it is, if the price rises significantly over the year, these companies cannot obtain maximum reduction

D. Whether these companies cannot resell steel plating to other automobile companies at a bearable loss. -> irrelevant, the companies's objective is to obtain maximum reduction, not to resell at a bearable loss.

E. Whether the demand for small-sized vehicles will also slump dramatically over the next ten years ->irrelevant, the demand for small-sized vehicles cannot use to judge the price of a family-sized vehicles's component.

So C. Hope it helps. Please help to point out my fault if you think my thought is flawed.

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Hi Bunuel,

I chose C, which appears to be the correct answer but I chose it by POE. Could you please explain choice C? And would this be a 700 level q?

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You could try prethinking here, so why do they purchase in advance ? because of increasing costs, start finding on option on those lines.
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