jabhatta2 wrote:
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ChiranjeevSingh AnishPassi KarishmaB zhanbo
Thus, with the information in (D) -- (D) allows for the possibility that revenues have increased by 70 % and profit/acre MORE THAN DOUBLED -- If the costs are low enough, an increase of revenues of 70 % is MORE THANENOUGH for profit/acre to double (> 100 % increase)
Why then is (D) still wrong when one could technically reach the desired result (of doubling profits/acre) within the parameters provided by (D) - it is mathematically
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ChiranjeevSingh AnishPassi KarishmaB zhanbo
Thus, with the information in (D) -- (D) allows for the possibility that revenues have increased by 70 % and profit/acre MORE THAN DOUBLED -- If the costs are low enough, an increase of revenues of 70 % is MORE THANENOUGH for profit/acre to double (> 100 % increase)
Why then is (D) still wrong when one could technically reach the desired result (of doubling profits/acre) within the parameters provided by (D) - it is mathematically
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