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Agree with Mani for Q 29. But I am not sure why A cannot be the answer for Q 39. The "it here, in my opinion, has a clear reference to the energy derived from nuclear power. I see no ambiguity in the use of it.Mani_mba wrote:I would choose E for Q29 and D for Q39
Explanation for 29
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"AM-I is one of the many new satellites that are ........... ". Here that refers to satellites. Here the contenders are D and E, of which E is better as D is wordy.
Explanation for 39
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A - "It" has no distinct referent
B - Energy is compared to "Germany"
C - Comparisions are not parallel here. "Over 75% of energy produced... " and "whereas nuclear power ........... " is not parallel construction.
D - Correct. The percentage of energy is compared correctly here.
E - "it" has no distinct referent
Let me know if i am wrong somewhere.
Hmmm..I have to agree with that assessment. Thanks for pointing out the error. Also, I checked around to confirm that we are in deed looking at the right thing and found this convincing answer: https://www.urch.com/forums/gmat-senten ... rance.htmlMani_mba wrote:In my opinion, "It" can only refer to a simple noun (Subject or an object).
But here "It" refers to a phrase "Energy derived from nuclear power". That is the reason why i rejected A.