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student22
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Like other performance indicators, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and resources dedicated to the endeavor.
1. Like other performance indicators, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and
2. Just like other performance indicators, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and
3. Like other performance indicators are, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and number of
4. As other performance indicators are, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and
5. As other performance indicators are, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and number of
OA: E
Basically, I picked A, but the explanation that MGMAT gives is that resources needs "number of" since they're countable. But I disagree with that statement, resources are not countable.
Resource is a very abstract concept like time or food. You can't say "a number of food", so how can you say "a number of resources". Or you can't go into a store and say, give me "ten resources". Can anybody clarify?
1. Like other performance indicators, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and
2. Just like other performance indicators, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and
3. Like other performance indicators are, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and number of
4. As other performance indicators are, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and
5. As other performance indicators are, the growth rate of a start-up business is generally related to the amount of time and number of
OA: E
Basically, I picked A, but the explanation that MGMAT gives is that resources needs "number of" since they're countable. But I disagree with that statement, resources are not countable.
Resource is a very abstract concept like time or food. You can't say "a number of food", so how can you say "a number of resources". Or you can't go into a store and say, give me "ten resources". Can anybody clarify?
