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The following graph compares the 5-year annualized return for 15 mutual funds with the 3-year annualized return for the same funds. The solid line is the line of best fit.

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The number of funds that have equal 3-year and 5-year returns is .

The number of funds for which the 5-year return was at least twice as great as the 3-year return was .

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Sajjad1994 what is the margin of error for these types of questions? For question #1, I understand that one point is directly on the line, but the second point is also touching the line and looks to be about 15.5(x) to 15.7(y). It's hard to know what to do if the GMAC would provide a question like this on the GMAT... I feel like I could be penalized for it either way lol.
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Sajjad1994 what is the margin of error for these types of questions? For question #1, I understand that one point is directly on the line, but the second point is also touching the line and looks to be about 15.5(x) to 15.7(y). It's hard to know what to do if the GMAC would provide a question like this on the GMAT... I feel like I could be penalized for it either way lol.
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These are thirty-party questions that have no match with the official question. A part of these question are problematic somehow, unfortunately. You will not see such a situation in an official question.
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Sajjad1994 Can u please provide the official solution?­
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­Q1: Funds with equal 3-year and 5-year returns will be represented by points on the line y = x. One point sits on this line.

Q2: Funds for which the 5-year return was two or more times greater than the 3-year return will be represented by points on or above the line y = 2x. There is one point on that line, and three are above it.
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