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Due to Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, but also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
A. Due to Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, but also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
B. Selling more cell phones than any other company and having lowest average selling price, Nokia’s profits are lower than many companies that sell fewer phones.
C. Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
D. Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones because Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, and also has the lowest average selling price.
E. Selling more cell phones than any other company and also having lowest average selling price, so Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
A. Due to Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, but also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
B. Selling more cell phones than any other company and having lowest average selling price, Nokia’s profits are lower than many companies that sell fewer phones.
C. Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
D. Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones because Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, and also has the lowest average selling price.
E. Selling more cell phones than any other company and also having lowest average selling price, so Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
28 Apr 2023, 07:38
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Due to Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, but also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
A. Due to Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, but also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones. Due to (Caused by) Nokia is illogical.
B. Selling more cell phones than any other company and having lowest average selling price, Nokia’s profits are lower than many companies that sell fewer phones. Selling modifies Nokia’s profits . Incorrect comparison Nokia’s profits with other companies
C. Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones. Correct . Nokia. Cause and effect.
D. Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones because Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, and also has the lowest average selling price. Illogical meaning and no cause effect
E. Selling more cell phones than any other company and also having lowest average selling price, so Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones. Use of ,so is wrong
Correct answer is C
A. Due to Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, but also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones. Due to (Caused by) Nokia is illogical.
B. Selling more cell phones than any other company and having lowest average selling price, Nokia’s profits are lower than many companies that sell fewer phones. Selling modifies Nokia’s profits . Incorrect comparison Nokia’s profits with other companies
C. Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones. Correct . Nokia. Cause and effect.
D. Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones because Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, and also has the lowest average selling price. Illogical meaning and no cause effect
E. Selling more cell phones than any other company and also having lowest average selling price, so Nokia has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones. Use of ,so is wrong
Correct answer is C
28 Apr 2023, 08:54
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I approched the question by negation technique....
(A) "Due to" can not be replaced by "caused by", hence incorrect.
(B) " Selling more cell phones than any other company and having lowest average selling price " should have modified a noun after it, hence Nokia's here is incorrect.
(D) Highlighted part is awkward and confusing to any listener and it looks convoluted, meaning of the speaker is altered and can not be ascertained.
(E) "Selling more cell phones than any other company and also having lowest average selling price" should have modified a noun after it, hence so Nokia here is incorrect.
Thus, only (C) is left although it doesn't look good to me as well since if we remove the modifier in the middle, the options looks awkward
Nokia, which sells more cell phones than any other company does, also has the lowest average selling price, so it has lower profits than many companies that sell fewer phones.
