The best answer from the choices given is A.
"twice as many as the increase in/of" is incorrect construction.
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doubling vs twice
Source: Beat The GMAT — Sentence Correction |
Here doubling is modifying the entire clause : The number of people flying first class on domestic .........
As far as "twice" usage is concerned, please refer manhattan SC.
A example from MGMAT SC,
The concert was attended by 300 people, twice the previous attendence. - "twice ........" modifies 300 people.
2 X previous attendance = 300 people
usage of twice after "comma" similar to D and E
I hope this helps
As far as "twice" usage is concerned, please refer manhattan SC.
A example from MGMAT SC,
The concert was attended by 300 people, twice the previous attendence. - "twice ........" modifies 300 people.
2 X previous attendance = 300 people
usage of twice after "comma" similar to D and E
I hope this helps
Here 2 things need to be remembered.
1. Twice is an adverb and can't be used with 'by'.
2. Double can act as a noun, a verb, an adjective..
1. Twice is an adverb and can't be used with 'by'.
2. Double can act as a noun, a verb, an adjective..












