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mlane25269
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GMAtprep question
Source: Beat The GMAT — Problem Solving |
Shrtest way to solve this problem is ...which ever country's recycle and disposed material numbers are close to each other will have lowes t ratio
That's what I thought too which is why I picked E because 3,300 is much closer to 16,200 than 13,000 is to 15,400. Yet the OA is "C"???
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A. 142/16 is about 9/1
B. 48/8 = 6/1
C. 51/13 is about 50/12 or 4/1
D. 20/4 = 5/1
E. 16/3 = 5.xxxxx/1
Choose C.
B. 48/8 = 6/1
C. 51/13 is about 50/12 or 4/1
D. 20/4 = 5/1
E. 16/3 = 5.xxxxx/1
Choose C.
