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by Megs17 » Sat Jul 28, 2012 5:28 am
Because of less availability and greater demand for scientific research, platinum remains consistently expensive, like gold.

1)Because of less availability and greater demand for scientific research, platinum remains consistently expensive, like gold.
2)Because of less availability and increased demand for scientific research, platinum remains consistently expensive, like that of gold.
3)Because of decreased availability and increased demand in scientific research, platinum remains expensive, like gold.
4)Because of decreased availability and increased demand for scientific research, platinum remains expensive, like gold.
5)Because of decreased availability and greater demand in scientific research, platinum remains at a consistently high price, like that of gold.

OA : C
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by simple_gmat » Sat Jul 28, 2012 6:20 am
Megs17 wrote:Because of less availability and greater demand for scientific research, platinum remains consistently expensive, like gold.

1)Because of less availability and greater demand for scientific research, platinum remains consistently expensive, like gold.
2)Because of less availability and increased demand for scientific research, platinum remains consistently expensive, like that of gold.
3)Because of decreased availability and increased demand in scientific research, platinum remains expensive, like gold.
4)Because of decreased availability and increased demand for scientific research, platinum remains expensive, like gold.
5)Because of decreased availability and greater demand in scientific research, platinum remains at a consistently high price, like that of gold.

OA : C
Two things:
1. Like that of:

When X's a is compared with Y's a, we use "like that of Y".
Example:
The price of rice remains constant, like of wheat.

In the sentence above, X has been compared with Y. In that case we are not required to use "like that of".
==> Eliminate B and E.

2. Demand for V s Demand in

"Demand for scientific research"means the demand is for research not for platinum. The intended meaning is "demand for platinum"; therefore, "demand for" changes the intended meaning of the sentence.

==> Eliminate A and D.

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