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OA is

On part (2), how did you derive that ab = 6?

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Is that a rule? anything divided by 8 has finite number of digits?

James - What is the OA on #1? IMO it should be A.

Makes sense Amit, thanks so much for explaining that

thanks Amit

Please help to solve...i guess correctly but any logic would be great

Any help to understand this problem would be great! Thanks again, Jason

Can someone please help to explain this? Thanks a million to all help[clap] [clap] OA is

Again, ravindra you have come to my resuce

Thanks Ravindra, you made it so easy!

i think that's me

A - incorrect - "The ability of scientists"...."have become ever more accurate". Verb tense doesn't match B - incorrect - the "scientist" have become more accurate, not their "ability" C - correct D - incorrect - "Scientist have become ever more accurate in their ability". Wordy and redundant - Just say "Scientist have become ever more accurate" E - incorrect - "Scientists' ability to provide.....have become ever more accurate" Verb tense is incorrect.

OA is C.....