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Abdulla
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we're given the total area = 1600 acres..
In statement 1 we're given the relationship between C,B, and D.. no information about A and the blank area . Eliminate A and D
In statement 2 we're given the Area of A = 800 acres, no information about C,B, and D.. eliminate B
combining them..
Here is my question, which is :
we know that the total area = 1600 and the area of A =800, so 800 acers left for C,B,D, and the blank area..
C= 2D, B= 2C ..
Since C= 2D then Could we conclude that the blank area equals D ??? why not ??
In statement 1 we're given the relationship between C,B, and D.. no information about A and the blank area . Eliminate A and D
In statement 2 we're given the Area of A = 800 acres, no information about C,B, and D.. eliminate B
combining them..
Here is my question, which is :
we know that the total area = 1600 and the area of A =800, so 800 acers left for C,B,D, and the blank area..
C= 2D, B= 2C ..
Since C= 2D then Could we conclude that the blank area equals D ??? why not ??
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