AnishPassi wrote:
I think a nuance of option D has been missed in many explanations. So while many of us have eliminated D, it is not for the rightreasons.
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(D) If the proposed lane restrictions on drivers are rigorously enforced,more people will likely be attracted to downtown businessesthan wouldotherwise be.
Most explanations eliminate D by stating that the option presents a conditional and that the added condition ('rigorously enforced') is an additional requirement that we cannot assume must be met.
In other words, the explanations go something along these lines:
1. We need to support the prediction that implementing lane restrictions will attract more people to downtown businesses.
2. (D) states: If lane restrictions are enforced rigorously then more people will be attracted to downtown businesses.
3. Since we do not know whether the restrictions will be rigorously enforced, this option is incorrect.
Or, put another way, a common explanation is:
1. The answer choice is of the
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Statistics : Posted by Maxsparrow • on 26 Apr 2019, 03:33 • Replies 89 • Views 75399
