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Not sure if A is still making sense to me. We know that starting cattle ranching → a large herd of cows, one bull, and two acres per cow.
And starting ostrich farming → two pairs of yearling ostriches and one acre.
All we know from the above facts are the starting costs. How can we infer that two pairs of yearling ostriches are more expensive than a herd of cows and a bull? What if starting costs include something else, like the salaries of the people working to build the farm?
I was between A and E, but where does Jessica say that there are not better ways? I am a bit confused with E.
I love this written explanation. I wonder if 7sage is planning on doing this for all questions.
J.Y explanations are great too! thanks
D got me extremely confused. I think it was because it was a bit convulted for me to understand it. Nonethless, it was a good excercise of a question that gave me trouble.
I am still confused. While the author does mention grapes that could reduce premature heart disease, the author doesn't say anything about plums or apples.
This was really hard:(
I am a horrible reader, but getting 3 questions wrong makes me feel good about it LOL
Thank you for sharing! Congratulations!