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- Thu Jul 14, 2022 5:55 pm
#96190
Hi Mazen,
I would diagram answer choice (D) a bit differently.
Like in the stimulus, we start with a fact: J has never done business with W.
We then have a conditional.
W maintains business files
individual W has done business with
Then, the conclusion is that W doesn't have a business file on J.
The key is that there is a rule (the W business files conditional) and an application of that rule (J has never done business with W, therefore doesn't have a business file on J).
The problem with answer choice (D) is that it doesn't have two discreet groups discussed, such as fiction/nonfiction books or marketing employees/systems analysts.
Hope that helps!
I would diagram answer choice (D) a bit differently.
Like in the stimulus, we start with a fact: J has never done business with W.
We then have a conditional.
W maintains business files
individual W has done business withThen, the conclusion is that W doesn't have a business file on J.
The key is that there is a rule (the W business files conditional) and an application of that rule (J has never done business with W, therefore doesn't have a business file on J).
The problem with answer choice (D) is that it doesn't have two discreet groups discussed, such as fiction/nonfiction books or marketing employees/systems analysts.
Hope that helps!
