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by gmat009 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 11:31 am
Residents of an apartment complex are considering two possible plans for collecting recyclable trash.
Plan 1 - Residents will deposit recyclable trash in municipal dumpsters located in the parking lot. The trash will be collected on the first and the fifteenth days of each month.
Plan 2 - Residents will be given individual containers for recyclable trash. The containers will be placed at the curb twice a week for trash collection.
Which of the following points raised at a meeting of the residents, if valid, would most favor one of the recycling plans over the other?
(A) Residents will be required to exercise care in separating recyclable trash from nonrecyclable trash.
(B) For trash recycling to be successful, residents must separate recyclable bottles and cans from recyclable paper products.
(C) Penalties will be levied against residents who fail to sort their trash correctly.
(D) Individual recycling containers will need to be made of a strong and durable material.
(E) Recyclable trash that is allowed to accumulate for two weeks will attract rodents.

OA is E but I picked C.
Can someone tell me why C is wrong
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by GG04 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 12:12 pm
Is the answer E? Since the accumulation of trash for 2 weeks is equivalent to accumulation for 15 days, this will definitely lead to rodent infestation. No one wants rodent infestation and hence the favored vote would be to get rid of teh trash sooner than 15 days. which leads to favoring of Plan B.
Most of the other choices that relate to sorting of recyclable and non recylacble trash have no relevance to favoring one plan over the other.
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by aglope » Tue Sep 16, 2008 6:12 pm
GG04 wrote:Is the answer E? Since the accumulation of trash for 2 weeks is equivalent to accumulation for 15 days, this will definitely lead to rodent infestation. No one wants rodent infestation and hence the favored vote would be to get rid of teh trash sooner than 15 days. which leads to favoring of Plan B.
Most of the other choices that relate to sorting of recyclable and non recylacble trash have no relevance to favoring one plan over the other.
Agreed.

C is incorrect because it does not lead you to choose one over the other. If it is true that penalties will be levied against those who do not sort their trash, which plan states that the trash must be sorted? Neither address the need to sort trash.

Hope this helps.
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by khanshainur » Wed May 11, 2016 3:35 am
Answer C seems to be logical one out of other answer choices
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