I would add to this but rkanthilal did a perfectly good job of addressing the answers. Good work!

Jared

To answer your questions; 1) This is an assumption question. It is asks you to determine what piece of evidence is absent, but must also be true for the conclusion to be true. 2) The argument says that per acre yield of winter wheat will be lower on average than that of spring wheat. The argument al...

A) The dean dosen't challenge the student's knowledge of any process. B) The dean does not make a distinction between speech and any other sort of behavior. D) The dean doesn't say anything about motives. E) The dean's argument in no way relies upon the fact that he is the dean. C) This is the answe...

From the question you should be able to determine that the circumstances are only true when a and b are both positive or both negative and that if they are both positive or both negative, then they are in a different quadrants based on whether they are positive or negative. So we must ask ourselves ...

The answer is clearly (e). However, isn't this a bad question though? Stmt 1 suggests x = odd. Stmt 2 suggests x = even Aren't the two statements suppose to be consistent? Statement 1 definetly indicates that x must be an odd number. But statemnt two does not. Statement 2 merely says that if you ad...

The OA is C. If the sequence is AP, then ans is C.. but the sequence can be AP or GP or HP... so why did we assume the sequence to be AP.. Can somebody explain? Think about the average of anything; Average = (sum of terms/# of terms) The question asks us what the # of terms is. 1) Average = (3124)/...

The question tells us; Known factors of; x = 2 * 3, ... y = 2 * 7, ... 105=2*5*7 The question rephrased is; is 5 a factor of x or y. 1) This simply tells us that x has 3^2 as a factor. This does not tell us there is a 5 so it does not answer the question. Insufficient. 2) This tells us y has 5^2 as...

This is a number properties question. As noted above the equation simplifies to 2k+3m=t One important number properties rule is; A multiple of n plus a multiple of n will sum to another multiple of n. Algebraic example, 3x+3y = 3(x+y) 1) k is a multiple of 3. 3m is obviously a multiple of 3 and if k...