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02 Jun 2023, 07:01
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The Irish Pub Company (“IPCo”) specializes in designing authentic Irish Pubs. The company has discovered that sales at the average authentically-designed Irish Pub in Boston, including converted bars, are more than 3.5 times those of the average of all bars simply owned by Irish-Americans. Based on this information, one Bostonian restaurateur should hire IPCo to convert all the bars she owns citywide into authentic Irish Pubs.
Which of the following inferences can be most properly drawn from the information above, assuming all of it is true?
(A) The restaurateur is an Irish-American.
(B) The restaurateur will boost sales in her bars by at least 250 percent.
(C) At least some of the restaurateur’s bars lack selling points above and beyond what is found in the average Irish-American owned bar.
(D) There is potential for sales growth in all of the restaurater’s bars.
(E) Sales in authentically designed Irish Pubs in Boston exceed those of the restaurateur’s own bars.
Which of the following inferences can be most properly drawn from the information above, assuming all of it is true?
(A) The restaurateur is an Irish-American.
(B) The restaurateur will boost sales in her bars by at least 250 percent.
(C) At least some of the restaurateur’s bars lack selling points above and beyond what is found in the average Irish-American owned bar.
(D) There is potential for sales growth in all of the restaurater’s bars.
(E) Sales in authentically designed Irish Pubs in Boston exceed those of the restaurateur’s own bars.
09 Aug 2023, 00:31
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Great Q:
1) There is no information in the passage that concerns the nationality of the restaurant owner.
2) Nope. We only know the decotrated pubs, ON AVERAGE, have 2.5 times the sale. This does not mean a minimum of a 250% increase, but rather an average.
3)There is no information on selling points in the passage.
4) Correct. If even one of the pubs can be converted to an authentic irish, that means there is the scope of improving sales. The end of the passage suggests that this is the caze
5) There is no information about the sales of the restaurant owners places
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1) There is no information in the passage that concerns the nationality of the restaurant owner.
2) Nope. We only know the decotrated pubs, ON AVERAGE, have 2.5 times the sale. This does not mean a minimum of a 250% increase, but rather an average.
3)There is no information on selling points in the passage.
4) Correct. If even one of the pubs can be converted to an authentic irish, that means there is the scope of improving sales. The end of the passage suggests that this is the caze
5) There is no information about the sales of the restaurant owners places
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