Hello friend,
Pl. try this 2 part question...
A can beat B in a 400 yards race by 60 yards, B can beat C in a 850 yards race by 100 yards, & C can beat D in a 600 yards race by 40 yards. Select the values of 'A beats C',&'B beats D' by yards in a 200 yards race in the table that are consistent with the information provided.
Make only two selections, one in each column.
2 Part question!
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A beats C by 50 yards and
B beats D by ~35 yards.
I will post a step-by-step solution in a bit.
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B beats D by ~35 yards.
I will post a step-by-step solution in a bit.
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Thank you Anil.neelgandham wrote:A beats C by 50 yards and
B beats D by ~35 yards.
I will post a step-by-step solution in a bit.
Shalabh - I see that you are now a member of e-GMAT family. Congratulations!
Shalabh Jain,
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