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Peter read P books last year, and Nikki read N books last year. If Peter read 35 more books than Nikki last year, which of the following reflects this relationship?
A. P > 35N
B. P < N − 35
C. P > N + 35
D. P = N − 35
E. P = N + 35
A. P > 35N
B. P < N − 35
C. P > N + 35
D. P = N − 35
E. P = N + 35
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Translate the infomation given in the question stem: straight Answer E -> P=N+35
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Hi All,
Many Test Takers would simply translate the given language into 'math' and be done (which is fine). This question can also be solved by TESTing VALUES.
We're told that Peter read 35 books more than Nikki, so let's TEST...
N = 2
P = 37
Plugging in those two values, you'll find that only one answer is mathematically correct:
Final Answer:
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Many Test Takers would simply translate the given language into 'math' and be done (which is fine). This question can also be solved by TESTing VALUES.
We're told that Peter read 35 books more than Nikki, so let's TEST...
N = 2
P = 37
Plugging in those two values, you'll find that only one answer is mathematically correct:
Final Answer:
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
