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2. The price range realized in September for a near-mint-condition Mickey Mantle card was .
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02 Oct 2013, 08:15
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number 5 is sloppily worded;
I. You have data for the Koufax fluctuations, but the cards that it says you could buy with the value of his card do not have their fluctuations listed. We only have data for the start of the season on those lesser value cards, but the question states 'at any point during the season'. It's basically the same as III, you don't have data for pee-wee reese during the season so you can't infer anything. There should be a 'none' option on #5 lol
I. You have data for the Koufax fluctuations, but the cards that it says you could buy with the value of his card do not have their fluctuations listed. We only have data for the start of the season on those lesser value cards, but the question states 'at any point during the season'. It's basically the same as III, you don't have data for pee-wee reese during the season so you can't infer anything. There should be a 'none' option on #5 lol
21 Jan 2014, 07:53
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I also got D on question 5.
It seemed pretty obvious to me that "II. The 1990 end-of-season price for a near-mint-condition Whitey Ford was less than its start-of-season
price." is true
Whitey Ford's value during the season is below the 100% start of season value.
It seemed pretty obvious to me that "II. The 1990 end-of-season price for a near-mint-condition Whitey Ford was less than its start-of-season
price." is true
Whitey Ford's value during the season is below the 100% start of season value.
