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A for me. In B and C "which" doesn't have clear reference. In D and E "the equivalent" doesn't have clear reference.
A should be right.
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I agree with Duttsit. E it is.
The new resort hotel will serve 20,000 tourists at its maximum capacity, equaling the capacity of a large stadium.

A sounds like reort hotel is somehow equaling the capacity of a large stadium.
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The new resort hotel will serve 20,000 tourists at its maximum capacity, equaling the capacity of a large stadium.

(A) equaling the capacity of a large stadium

(B) which equals a large stadium

(C) which equals that of a large stadium's

(D) the equivalent of that of a large stadium's

(E) the equivalent of a large stadium's


E for me.
A) don't know what wrong but does'nt sounds right
B) wrong comparision
C) D) that of and standium's both means capacity ..
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you guys are great.

OA is A indeed.
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strange
I thought E was good too :?
this one is weird, I don't see the flaw in E. And the equivalent is clear to me
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:oops: my bad. it is a typo. OA is actually E.

in the GMAT world. equal only refers to = to sign. for example 5 plus two is equal to 7.

in rest of the cases equivalant should be used.

so A, B and C is out.

D is out because the correct comparison should be that of large stadium or of large stadium's.

so E remains and it is the only choice.

Again sorry about the typo.

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