<r>Good question josh80.<br/> <br/> Let the length of size 8 shoe = x.<br/> So, the length of size 17 shoe = x + 20% of x = x + x/5. (1)<br/> <br/> Since, it is given that each unit increase in size corresponds to a 1/4 inch increase in size.<br/> So, the length of size 9 shoe = x + 1/4.<br/> Simila...

I think nowhere in the passage author supports the theory. The author tries to examine the root cause of inflation....etc. He does not favors a particular approach and just goes on to examine a particular position.. That is why B...the author does points out the long term affects of that approach b...

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Although dozens of New York’s small museums are either devoted to local history of various ethnic groups, there are many one-of-a-kind museums from Manhattan to the Bronx that are open for exploration on summer weekends. (A) Although dozens of New York’s small museums are either devoted to loca...

alligation approach x-------z-----y 10 -5-- 5 -3--2 10 -3---5 -5--2 1.y = 10 , x & y are in ration of 3:5 hence x = 6. sufficent 2.ammount of x = 3/8*16(z resulting ammount of combined mixture)= 6, sufficent I am unable to understand what you wrote. What is alligation approach? Could you please...

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We have to found whether m^3>1. If m^3>1 then we have a yes, if m^3<=1, then we have a no. 1. Put p=0 in the equation m= -p+(-2)^p, you get m=1, so m^3=1, so the answer is no. Put p=2 in the equation m= -p+(-2)^p, you get m=2, so m^3=8, so the answer is yes. Since we do not have a definite answer, s...