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These questions are "Easy" according to the OG. How can it be? Plus it takes so long to answer them.
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Hi everyone,
I have an issue with Q6 here.

The thing is, before solving this MSR set of questions, I solved the below one:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/seven-spring-break-destinations-are-offered-for-spring-break-tourists-321701.html
This is a similar question, but a different situation.

So, similar to Q6 here (conference MSR), there is a question in the above-linked case (spring break MSR), which is Q3.

While solving that question, I chose "Miami" as the answer (my reasoning was the same as everyone else's here about why one would choose ROB over ROHH in case of AMG), but it was incorrect, and I still didn't get the solution mentioned there.
So I moved to this (conference) question, and found that here "AMG" is correct.

My problem is, what is the reasoning behind the solution? I don't think it is what is mentioned here, because that would mean the OA in the spring break MSR Q3 is incorrect.

It would be really helpful if anyone could help understand this discrepancy.

Thank you

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In this question, how are you supposed to know if the registration fee applies twice because you have to have two people in the room? If this was the case you would arrive at E

This is a pretty nasty question. It does say that room rates are based on 2-person occupancy so I guess you would have to assume that there has to be 2 registrations or half a room type of thing... there are also 2 nights...
I’m not seeing it say anywhere that it’s one registration per room or that it’s one registration per candidate explicitly. It’s pretty ambiguous on this.


It says this:

Conference attendees will require two nights lodging, and all room rates are per guest, per night, assuming two guests per room.
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Hi. Wow. You are bringing 2 MSR's together 😂🤯

The OA in the spring break question you are references appears to be incorrect and Miami should be the correct answer. I have made a comment the spring break question could work, though I doubt it was intended that way.

AMG Is the correct answer for Q6 in this question.




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Hi everyone,
I have an issue with Q6 here.

The thing is, before solving this MSR set of questions, I solved the below one:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/seven-spring-break-destinations-are-offered-for-spring-break-tourists-321701.html
This is a similar question, but a different situation.

So, similar to Q6 here (conference MSR), there is a question in the above-linked case (spring break MSR), which is Q3.

While solving that question, I chose "Miami" as the answer (my reasoning was the same as everyone else's here about why one would choose ROB over ROHH in case of AMG), but it was incorrect, and I still didn't get the solution mentioned there.
So I moved to this (conference) question, and found that here "AMG" is correct.

My problem is, what is the reasoning behind the solution? I don't think it is what is mentioned here, because that would mean the OA in the spring break MSR Q3 is incorrect.

It would be really helpful if anyone could help understand this discrepancy.

Thank you

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Hi. Wow. You are bringing 2 MSR's together 😂🤯
Hi bb,
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The OA in the spring break question you are references appears to be incorrect and Miami should be the correct answer. I have made a comment the spring break question could work, though I doubt it was intended that way.

AMG Is the correct answer for Q6 in this question.


Sure,
Thank you so much.
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Hey gchandana,

I agree with [color=#ff0000]bb[/color] about something being off with the Spring Break MSR Q3.

In my view ->

(1) Q3 from the Spring Break MSR -> is incorrect. I would ignore this one.
(2) Q6 from this MSR (Conference) -> is correct. The reasoning employed here is correct. I would learn from this one.

A sidenote -> I think there is a clerical, copy-paste error in this MSR. I haven't checked if this error exists in the current OG.



Hope this helps!
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Hi everyone,
I have an issue with Q6 here.

The thing is, before solving this MSR set of questions, I solved the below one:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/seven-spring-break-destinations-are-offered-for-spring-break-tourists-321701.html
This is a similar question, but a different situation.

So, similar to Q6 here (conference MSR), there is a question in the above-linked case (spring break MSR), which is Q3.

While solving that question, I chose "Miami" as the answer (my reasoning was the same as everyone else's here about why one would choose ROB over ROHH in case of AMG), but it was incorrect, and I still didn't get the solution mentioned there.
So I moved to this (conference) question, and found that here "AMG" is correct.

My problem is, what is the reasoning behind the solution? I don't think it is what is mentioned here, because that would mean the OA in the spring break MSR Q3 is incorrect.

It would be really helpful if anyone could help understand this discrepancy.

Thank you

Edit: Tagging experts, so that this request won't get lost
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Hey gchandana,

I agree with [color=#ff0000]bb[/color] about something being off with the Spring Break MSR Q3.

In my view ->

(1) Q3 from the Spring Break MSR -> is incorrect. I would ignore this one.
(2) Q6 from this MSR (Conference) -> is correct. The reasoning employed here is correct. I would learn from this one.
Got it!
Thank you so much for confirming this.
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A sidenote -> I think there is a clerical, copy-paste error in this MSR. I haven't checked if this error exists in the current OG.


Oh, right! True.
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