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Black Holes SC

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by Megs17 » Sat Aug 04, 2012 6:58 am
According to the controversial theories of Stephen Hawking, some assumptions made by astronomers may need to be altered; although scientists had understood black holes to swallow everything and release nothing, to Hawking the unavoidable conclusion appears to be one where black holes emitting energy in the form of radiation.


A)unavoidable conclusion appears to be one where black holes emitting energy in the form of radiation


B)conclusion that black holes emits energy in the form of radiation seems entirely unavoidable


C)conclusion appears unavoidable that black holes emit energy in the form of radiation


D)conclusion of black holes having emitted energy in the form of radiation appears to be unavoidable


E)apparently unavoidable conclusion appears to be one where black holes emit energy in the form of radiation

OA : C

Please explain ,confused b/w C and B
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by vk_vinayak » Sat Aug 04, 2012 8:01 am
Megs17 wrote:According to the controversial theories of Stephen Hawking, some assumptions made by astronomers may need to be altered; although scientists had understood black holes to swallow everything and release nothing, to Hawking the unavoidable conclusion appears to be one where black holes emitting energy in the form of radiation.


A)unavoidable conclusion appears to be one where black holes emitting energy in the form of radiation >> We use 'where' to refer a location.


B)conclusion that black holes emits energy in the form of radiation seems entirely unavoidable >> Black holes is plural.


C)conclusion appears unavoidable that black holes emit energy in the form of radiation


D)conclusion of black holes having emitted energy in the form of radiation appears to be unavoidable


E)apparently unavoidable conclusion appears to be one where black holes emit energy in the form of radiation

OA : C

Please explain ,confused b/w C and B
Please underline the part of the question. Without the underline, especially in a long question such as this one, the analysis becomes difficult.

And, always use spoiler to reveal the OA.

What is the source of the question? Option C looks very awkward.
- VK

I will (Learn. Recognize. Apply)
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