Problem set (frm mgmat sc)

1. Rising costs to raw materials may impel us to rise prices farther. 2. Rising costs of raw materials may impale us to raise prices further. I'd like to know if rising costs to materials is correct. Also, what is the difference between to rise and to raise? Understand that from the Sc book, both se...

The only parallel option is in C. Will be or could be.

Think the underline stops before the word "be".

So option c is best.

MGMAT - Automobile dealers

Forced to cut back their stock, automobile dealers in the area have cut prices; their pick-up trucks have been priced to sell, and they are . (A) been priced to sell, and they are (B) are priced to sell, and they have (C) are priced to sell, and they do (D) are being priced to sell, and have (E) had...

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Hi Stuart,

For statement 2, I was thinking the opposite i.e 9 clerks guarantees that a maximum of 270 presents to be wrapped in one hour.

Should we take the maximum or the minimum?

But I still get the same answer C. 200 presents to be wrapped by 6 clerks in one hour does not suffice.

@tensai

Could you explain a lil further the cases you mentioned?

Thanks.

Could someone explain why st. 2 is sufficient?

I still can't get it. Thanks.

Thanks a lot 4GMAT. Fantastic explanation. Crystal clear

I'll pm you for further help in permutations