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Updated on: 25 Jun 2018, 08:10
Originally posted by diogoguitarrista on 04 Nov 2009, 14:25.
Last edited by Bunuel on 25 Jun 2018, 08:10, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by Bunuel on 25 Jun 2018, 08:10, edited 2 times in total.
Renamed the topic and edited the question.
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Although the square root of a negative number has no real value, it is not necessarily true that equations involving imaginary numbers like these are practically inapplicable
A) equations involving imaginary numbers like these are practically inapplicable
B) equations involving such imaginary numbers have no practical applications
C) equations involving these inapplicable imaginary numbers are practical
D) equations involving imaginary numbers such as these are inapplicable practically
E) there is no practical applications for equations involving such imaginary numbers as these
source: Kaplan Premier
A) equations involving imaginary numbers like these are practically inapplicable
B) equations involving such imaginary numbers have no practical applications
C) equations involving these inapplicable imaginary numbers are practical
D) equations involving imaginary numbers such as these are inapplicable practically
E) there is no practical applications for equations involving such imaginary numbers as these
source: Kaplan Premier
18 Dec 2009, 19:49
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Although the square root of a negative number has no real value, it is not necessarily true that equations involving imaginary numbers like these are practically inapplicable
A) equations involving imaginary numbers like these are practically inapplicable
B) equations involving such imaginary numbers have no practical applications - CORRECT
C) equations involving these inapplicable imaginary numbers are practical - misplaced modifier
D) equations involving imaginary numbers such as these are inapplicable practically - awkward
E) there is no practical applications for equations involving such imaginary numbers as these - lengthy and awkward
B is the best option.
It contains 'such' not like and it is short and concise and is in active voice also.
A) equations involving imaginary numbers like these are practically inapplicable
B) equations involving such imaginary numbers have no practical applications - CORRECT
C) equations involving these inapplicable imaginary numbers are practical - misplaced modifier
D) equations involving imaginary numbers such as these are inapplicable practically - awkward
E) there is no practical applications for equations involving such imaginary numbers as these - lengthy and awkward
B is the best option.
It contains 'such' not like and it is short and concise and is in active voice also.
11 Jun 2012, 00:34
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diogoguitarrista
these, this those must be followed by noun so A and D are out. C is just reversed the intended meaning. E is just wordy. so B wins
