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Seems like wrong explanation
can you please explain the solution , it seems wrong
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should be ans d
1. Integrating state-of-the-art technology and innovative strategies is essential to effectively streamline urban transportation. • The statement only mentions that the plan integrates advanced technology and strategies but does not imply that these are essential. It could simply mean that this is the chosen method, not the only possible way to streamline transportation. • This assumption is not implicit. 2. The current traffic conditions in the city are highly congested and inefficient. • The statement suggests that the plan “will drastically reduce traffic congestion,” but it does not explicitly or implicitly state that the current congestion is highly inefficient. It could indeed be mildly congested, and the new plan might just aim to improve things further. • This assumption is not implicit. Final Answer: Neither assumption is implicit.
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CR
image.png 207.39 KBThis conclusion does not follow. The statement does not specify that it is the first choice, only that it is popular. Therefore, we cannot definitively conclude this. Since it one of the most popular degrees there could be other courses as popular as management
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CR
I think the second one also is implicit observation, as for the statement to be true we have to assume assumption1Assumption I: "Employees are likely to be sensitive enough to learn by observing their seniors."This assumption is implicit because the statement suggests that higher authorities should be seen as sources for "observations, learning, and aspiration." For this suggestion to be effective, it’s assumed that employees are capable of learning by observing their seniors.
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Numbers
image.png 88.79 KBHere in the second point : it is mentioned that the numbers are relatively prime so only option for such co prime numbers whose product is 405 is either 1*405 or 5*81 and for both LCM would be 405 , so can we cannot consider this ?
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Started 3 weeks ago in
DI doubt
Should we attempt the below question in the nmat test and if yes the is there any shortcut to solve because otherwise it is a vey time taking question :image.png 201.05 KBAlso it has been one of the must attend questions , can you help me figure out how can we solve these complex question fast
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P and C
image.png 81.22 KBI tried with a different approach , we have two options either last digit is 0 or 2 , when the last digit is 0 we have 12 ways , when the last digit is 2 , we have 9 ways as: (5/3/7) as the first digit and reaming 3 as the second digit but the total is coming as 12+9=24, I don't understand why with this approach the answer is different.
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Modules
can you please solve |3x2 − 5| > 5x + 3
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Started 3 weeks ago in
mock question
image.png 92.5 KBCan you please explain how did we reach to : c+(175)=225 step in detail.
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Logical resoning
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