Okay, let's take this baby down. Here is the full "GMAT Jujitsu" for this question:
First, we need to recognize the problem type. This is aStrengthen question, as evidenced by the phrase,“which of the following…most strengthens the argument .” Our first item of business is to identify the conclusion of the argument and then look for gaps between the conclusion and the premises. However, here the GMAT throws a small curveball at us. Question stems given in problems often contain
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First, we need to recognize the problem type. This is aStrengthen question, as evidenced by the phrase,“which of the following…most strengthens the argument .” Our first item of business is to identify the conclusion of the argument and then look for gaps between the conclusion and the premises. However, here the GMAT throws a small curveball at us. Question stems given in problems often contain
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