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Hi CrackVerbalGMAT,
I think there is a typo in your answer. Please let me know if I'm because I think this changes the answer as well...

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Given that x = \(\frac{y^3}{z}\) --> Should be x = \(\frac{2y^3}{z}\)

Heloo WBogey. There was an error in terms of copying the question while solving it. I took it as \(y^3\) instead of \(2y^3\), and have edited the same.

There is no change in the answer.

y becomes 2y and not 4y, because the question says \(2y^3\) and not \((2y)^3\).

If the question was \((2y)^3\), y would double and become 4y, but not in this case above.

Hope this helps.
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\(x = \frac{2y^3 }{z}\)

\(z = \frac{2y^3 }{x}\)

x is halved and y is doubled
New \(z = \frac{2(2y)^3 }{x/2} = 16*\frac{2y^3 }{x} = 16z\)

Hence, OA is (E).
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