Jayam12 wrote:
I don't understand why C is not the correct assumption. If shift in temperatures is not common in the longterm , doesn't it defeat the conclusion that Region Z has an arctic climate. It is clearly mentioned that now this region has temperate climate. Then for sure we would need to assume that a shift in temperature ispossible right?
MartyMurray need yourhelp
Hi Jayam.
Look above at what you said. I bolded two parts of it.
Notice that those two parts are not the same.
Yes, for the argument to work, "temperature shifts between arctic and temperate climates" must be "possible."
On the other hand, the argument still works even if they are not "common."
After all, we need such a shift to have occurred just once, not commonly, for the conclusion to be correct.
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Statistics : Posted by MartyMurray • on 08 Mar 2024, 04:15 • Replies 4 • Views 1015
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