Sk1003 wrote:
Quick doubt - Option A looks like a classic trap and is not completely inferrable on the basis of increase in occupany + decrease in new pass sales. What if the retained pass holders remained the same or even decreased, but the subset of pass holders simply started showing up more frequently to the opera?
I interpreted option E as "net-net" interest increased (either from more retention or more retained folks actually showing up) enough to offset the decrease of new pass sales such that overall interest grew.
What's wrong with this approach and why is A inferrable?
(E) is about interest in opera in general, not just interest in the City Opera's performances.
At the same time, as you and someone else have pointed out, (A) is not inferable.
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Statistics : Posted by MartyMurray • on 15 Aug 2022, 12:30 • Replies 4 • Views 2061
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