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What two pieces of equipment together are used the same amou
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11 Jan 2018, 07:52
11 Jan 2018, 07:52
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What two pieces of equipment together are used the same amount of time as weights and the elliptical machine?
A. Treadmill and bicycle
B. Glider and rowing machine
C. Bicycle and glider
D. Treadmill and weights
E. Rowing machine and bicycle
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Re: What two pieces of equipment together are used the same amou
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12 Jan 2018, 00:56
12 Jan 2018, 00:56
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Looking at the chart we can observe that weights are used 25% of the time
and elliptical machine is used 5% of the time combine % use for both= 30%
Looking back at the chart only Bicycle and glider combine for 30%
(c)
and elliptical machine is used 5% of the time combine % use for both= 30%
Looking back at the chart only Bicycle and glider combine for 30%
(c)
Re: What two pieces of equipment together are used the same amou
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10 Sep 2018, 12:02
10 Sep 2018, 12:02
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First determine what the question is asking- two machines same as weights and elliptical, which is 30%. Since they are from the same graph, we can simply add them up without converting to actual hours.
Now, backsolving is easier in this case and saves time because the questions and options are asking to choose from the given options, rather than 'build' our own.
A: 32%
B: 33%
C: 30% --> Answer
D: 45%
E: 27%
I also suggest that as soon as you reach C, you can select the answer and come back to make sure D and E weren't right. This saves time on actual test day
Now, backsolving is easier in this case and saves time because the questions and options are asking to choose from the given options, rather than 'build' our own.
A: 32%
B: 33%
C: 30% --> Answer
D: 45%
E: 27%
I also suggest that as soon as you reach C, you can select the answer and come back to make sure D and E weren't right. This saves time on actual test day
