I wondered if anyone else who has gone through the Official Gmat IRPrep tool had a doubt about the answer provided for one of the questions - IIR001283-004 multi-source reasoning "Pollutants by Phase". To me, it seems the explanation for the third of the Yes/No questions is incorrect.
Would be great to know if anyone else has come across this question. Thanks!
GMAT IRPrep q IIR00128 Pollutants by Phase - error?
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Can you post a screenshot of the question?sravindran wrote:I wondered if anyone else who has gone through the Official Gmat IRPrep tool had a doubt about the answer provided for one of the questions - IIR001283-004 multi-source reasoning "Pollutants by Phase". To me, it seems the explanation for the third of the Yes/No questions is incorrect.
Would be great to know if anyone else has come across this question. Thanks!
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Hi David - thanks for the reply. Screenshot attached now. Specifically, I am trying to understand the answer for the third part.[email protected] wrote:Can you post a screenshot of the question?sravindran wrote:I wondered if anyone else who has gone through the Official Gmat IRPrep tool had a doubt about the answer provided for one of the questions - IIR001283-004 multi-source reasoning "Pollutants by Phase". To me, it seems the explanation for the third of the Yes/No questions is incorrect.
Would be great to know if anyone else has come across this question. Thanks!
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