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Two different comparisons ("more ... than" and "same ... as") in one sentence

English Language & Usage Asked on December 22, 2020

Consider two tasks named A and B with the following properties:

  • Task A requires more effort than task B.
  • Task A yields as much reward as task B.

I want to say both statements in one sentence. Which of the following are correct? Which one’s the best?

  1. Task A requires more effort than task B and yields the same reward as task B.
  2. Task A requires more effort than and yields the same reward as task B.
  3. Task A requires more effort and yields the same reward as task B.

Basically I want to avoid 1. and I am not sure whether 2. or 3. are correct, if any.

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