Solution to Question 01: 3 cards can be drawn from a pack of 52 cards in 52C3 ways: = (52 * 51 * 50) / (3 *2 *1) ways = 26 * 17 * 50 ways Let A = event of getting an ace card, a jack card and a queen card There are 4 ace cards, 4 jack cards and 4 queen cards 1 ace card can be drawn in 4C1 ways = 4 ...

Both C and E seem correct. However, I will select E over C basis wordiness. 'its paying' makes the option more wordy than option E. but what about E being a run-on sentene? I dont think it to be a run-on , can you explain the context behind the thought? i like apples , and oranges.. the above sente...

This is my answer to a similar question: http://www.beatthegmat.com/run-on-setence-t114921.html#482890 The first two sentences you have posted are correctly connected: I adopted two dogs , which weigh approximately 100 pounds each. - There is a comma and the pronoun "which." Thus the sent...

please please please... help me with these concepts

1. Abhishek goes to the market, and then returns home... isn't this sentence a run on? 2. Abhsihek went to the market,but will not go to the temple... isn't this sentence a run on too? 3. If x,y,z are parallel elements.. Allen wants x,modifier of x,y, and z. Is the above formation correct? 4. A lett...

hmm, how about something like this...


they had a pen...((when each of them has a pen))
they had pens..


now we are talking about more than one person..

explanation please

abhishek goes to the mall, and will come here in the evening..

is the above statement correct...?
i have my apprehensions because i think 2nd part of the sentence is not an independent clause. so i think the rule " independent clause, and independent clause" doesn't work here..

i think c is //... isnt it? does "along with...." break the //ism?