It should be E. A, B, C eliminated because, they use 'as.....than...' instead of 'as....as'
D compares ratio with '5 years'. That leaves 'E'.
D compares ratio with '5 years'. That leaves 'E'.
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I agree with you. In fact, I also selected E, but that was simply based on the elimination. I couldn't able to figure out what 'were' is referring to before I read the explanation.gmat_2010 wrote:It should be E. A, B, C eliminated because, they use 'as.....than...' instead of 'as....as'
D compares ratio with '5 years'. That leaves 'E'.
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