Thanks for the link...m clear now...but must it was really hard for me to understand the logical meaning over there....anyways thanks againFrankenstein wrote:Hi,atulmangal wrote: Hi bro,
I have no problem with the structure of the Op D...the structure is okay..the only issue is the meaning of the sentence...may be the meaning is correct but i'm struggling in what actually Op D means in this part only: "it can in fact serve."
Here, i don't understand, if IT is referring to male then "male can in fact serve"...what does this mean here???...i mean this part doesn't seems to me connected LOGICALLY to the previous clause...may be m not able to understand the proper meaning here so please help!!!
I believe 'it' refers to the subject 'the number'. You can check Ron's post on MGMAT forums for further clarifications.
https://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/in- ... 28-15.html
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