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by rohan.tarun » Tue Apr 25, 2017 11:05 am
A group incoming first-year students at Major University were surveyed in order to
determine the factors that influenced their decisions to choose to attend Major U. The
survey revealed the following information.
55 said "great football team" (F)
51 said "excellent party reputation" (P)
61 said "it was the only place that would accept me" (O)
9 said "great football team" but didn't say "excellent party reputation" and didn't say
"it was the only place that would accept me"
26 said "it was the only place that would accept me" and "great football team" and
"excellent party reputation"
31 said "excellent party reputation" and "great football team"
8 said only "excellent party reputation"
4 said none of the above reasons
A - C: How many said
A. "it was the only place that would accept me" and "excellent party reputation"? -28
B. "great football team" or "it was the only place that would accept me"? - 85
C. "great football team" but not "excellent party reputation"? - 14
D. How many were surveyed? - 93

Hey guys, can someone tell me if the answers are correct?

Thanks a lot.
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by Jay@ManhattanReview » Tue Apr 25, 2017 11:11 pm
rohan.tarun wrote:A group incoming first-year students at Major University were surveyed in order to
determine the factors that influenced their decisions to choose to attend Major U. The
survey revealed the following information.
55 said "great football team" (F)
51 said "excellent party reputation" (P)
61 said "it was the only place that would accept me" (O)
9 said "great football team" but didn't say "excellent party reputation" and didn't say
"it was the only place that would accept me"
26 said "it was the only place that would accept me" and "great football team" and
"excellent party reputation"
31 said "excellent party reputation" and "great football team"
8 said only "excellent party reputation"
4 said none of the above reasons
A - C: How many said
A. "it was the only place that would accept me" and "excellent party reputation"? -28
B. "great football team" or "it was the only place that would accept me"? - 85
C. "great football team" but not "excellent party reputation"? - 14
D. How many were surveyed? - 93

Hey guys, can someone tell me if the answers are correct?

Thanks a lot.
Hi Rohan,

Could you pl. post the complete question, in a proper format? I mean the question, five options, and the source.

-Jay
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by DavidG@VeritasPrep » Wed Apr 26, 2017 5:50 am
If this isn't GMAT material, it's worth practicing with these official questions:

https://www.beatthegmat.com/pizza-hoagie ... 85217.html

and

https://www.beatthegmat.com/og-13-178-vi ... 11188.html
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by rohan.tarun » Wed Apr 26, 2017 6:20 am
Hello Jay,

I found these problems at the link below. There are no options on the problem, just mere answers. Does this help?

https://www.math.fsu.edu/~wooland/hm2ed/ ... odule3.pdf

Thanks
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by Jay@ManhattanReview » Wed Apr 26, 2017 6:48 am
rohan.tarun wrote:Hello Jay,

I found these problems at the link below. There are no options on the problem, just mere answers. Does this help?

https://www.math.fsu.edu/~wooland/hm2ed/ ... odule3.pdf

Thanks
Hi Rohan,

You are surfing a wrong source. You must practice only genuine GMAT questions. These can be found in Official Guide and in a few GMAT Testprep companies.

-Jay

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