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by GMATGuruNY » Tue Feb 07, 2017 7:07 am
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TheGraduate wrote:I was wondering if there is a problem with the meaning of choices A, B and E since a scale cannot rate on its own (a scale is an inanimate object). An astronomer has to use the scale to rate. Am I right or wrong in thinking that way?

Thanks
I would not apply this line of reasoning.
An OA in GMATPrep:
an intensive series of experiments investigating changes in working conditions.
Here, it is considered correct to say that EXPERIMENTS are INVESTIGATING.
Similarly, the GMAT might consider it acceptable to say that a SCALE RATES the likelihood.
However, isn't there is a difference between "...developed a scale rating the likelihood" and "scale rates the likelihood" since the scale itself seems to rate the likelihood in the latter?
In both cases, the act of rating is attributed to a scale.
An analogous usage appears in PS98 in the OG12:
a scale that measures the intensity of a certain phenomenon
Given PS98 and the blue OA above, do not eliminate A, B and E simply because they attribute the act of rating to a scale.
Instead, look for an answer choice that avoids this issue.
Since D avoids this issue and is error-free, eliminate A, B and E and choose D.
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by joealam1 » Mon Mar 13, 2017 5:06 am
GMATGuruNY wrote:
TheGraduate wrote:I was wondering if there is a problem with the meaning of choices A, B and E since a scale cannot rate on its own (a scale is an inanimate object). An astronomer has to use the scale to rate. Am I right or wrong in thinking that way?

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I would not apply this line of reasoning.
An OA in GMATPrep:
an intensive series of experiments investigating changes in working conditions.
Here, it is considered correct to say that EXPERIMENTS are INVESTIGATING.
Similarly, the GMAT might consider it acceptable to say that a SCALE RATES the likelihood.

Hello Mitch,

Can you please explain issues with C?
i was able to narrow it down to C) and D).

As far as i know "to+verb" is used for purpose, so i've chosen C) considering that they created scale for the purpose of rating.

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by GMATGuruNY » Wed Mar 15, 2017 5:08 am
joealam1 wrote:Hello Mitch,

Can you please explain issues with C?
i was able to narrow it down to C) and D).

As far as i know "to+verb" is used for purpose, so i've chosen C) considering that they created scale for the purpose of rating.

Thanks.
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