Data Sufficiency

vscid wrote:By the way, on a scale of 1 to 10, how much would you guys rate this question (with regards to GMAT difficulty level), 10 being most difficult?

I was joking with B, I am still standing behind my original answer - A.

By the way, on a scale of 1 to 10, how much would you guys rate this question (with regards to GMAT difficulty level), 10 being most difficult?

Vsicd,
I would say about a 7.

y=5^1/4 x=10 dint come to my mind ; took a chance even though it said y is positive and not positive intger which doesnt always work in someone's favor.


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Cramya

OA E.

Logitech why du think it is A?

What makes you think Y cannot have 2 values?

vscid wrote:OA E.

Logitech why du think it is A?

What makes you think Y cannot have 2 values?

Okay Y can have different values including 5 and there will always be a positive and a negative root for Y^4.

E makes sense.

logitech wrote:

vscid wrote:OA E.

Logitech why du think it is A?

What makes you think Y cannot have 2 values?

Okay Y can have different values including 5 and there will always be a positive and a negative root for Y^4.

E makes sense.

It happens on Saturday nites..Excused...

Okay Y can have different values including 5 and there will always be a positive and a negative root for Y^4.

E makes sense

Law of diminishing returns applies to you too Logitech...

Jus kidding! Personally I dont belive in this hype - Either u get it right or wrong(takeaways are plenty in either case). More practice doesnt hurt u.

Just my 1.5 cents.....

I think logitech meant E!!
on a scale of 10, IMO this one should be between 7-8!
quite an interesting twist of y being 1/4!!
good on you.