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GMAT Critical Reasoning Inference — practice questions

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All ripe mangos are sweet. Some mangos are sour. Therefore:Read the answer and worked solution →Two months in a row, sales of X rose with rainfall. Conclusion?Read the answer and worked solution →

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All ripe mangos are sweet. Some mangos are sour. Therefore:

  1. All mangos ripen.
  2. No mango is sweet.
  3. Sour mangos are unripe.
  4. Mangos are fruits.
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Correct answer: C. Sour mangos are unripe.

1. Sour ⊂ not-sweet ⊂ not-ripe. (Contrapositive). _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 2 Critical Reasoning_

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Two months in a row, sales of X rose with rainfall. Conclusion?

  1. Rain causes X sales.
  2. X causes rain.
  3. Two months prove nothing.
  4. Pattern is suggestive, not proven.
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Correct answer: D. Pattern is suggestive, not proven.

1. Short series suggests but doesn't prove causation. _Source: 501-GMAT-Questions Ch 2 Critical Reasoning_

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