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56.5%
of GMAT Verbal is Critical Reasoning
55
original questions, every choice explained
$29
once. Not $1,800 for a full course.
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Riverton's city council plans to reduce traffic congestion by adding a new bus line through downtown. Council members argue that because the bus line will offer a faster commute than driving during rush hour, many commuters will switch from cars to the bus.
The council's argument depends on which of the following assumptions?
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