the answer is clearly B.
It is assumed that 2% of treated diamonds is smaller than the number of current natural diamond. So, without knowing the number of current diamonds, the argument seems in flaw.
It is assumed that 2% of treated diamonds is smaller than the number of current natural diamond. So, without knowing the number of current diamonds, the argument seems in flaw.
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