The strength of a carbon-chlorine bond is stronger than that of a carbon-bromine bond, which is in turn greater than a carbon-iodine bond.
A) which is in turn greater than
B) which is in turn stronger than
C) that is in turn greater than
D) that is in turn stronger than
E) in turn stronger than
B “which” takes a comma before it and “that” doesnot.
Don’t post question if you can’t provide answers….. Time waste from takeGMAT
option B,
comma indicates that ‘which’ should be used.
usage of ‘greater’ changes the meaning of sentence.
So,’stronger’ is correct usage.
When does the Take the Gmat team post the answer..
typo..d
E
D
B
I go with B.
IMO B
it’s a bullshit forum.. no answer from the team
and the answer is ‘A’
I wd go with Option A
I’m in favour of B
b
B is the answer.
B
Ans is B.