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Re: After several decades of surging demand, there has been a 10% fall in [#permalink]
tvrs09 wrote:
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I don't understand how D is the answer here.
Option B explains the fall in demand by quoting an alternate cause.How can not option B be he answer

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B only lets us know if one of the companies has gone bust hence won't need silver... Does not speak about the lowering of demand of silver... It can be such that the business of that company has gone to other companies keeping silver demand constant in the industry...

D is very clear on saying that silver already was never in use hence the question of demand does not arise at all in this context as mentioned by the experts...
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Re: After several decades of surging demand, there has been a 10% fall in [#permalink]
D is indeed the answer, because 1/ the key word is "25 years" weaken "last 5 years",
2/ and "most biggest film manufacturers using artificial silver" weaken "decline in demand for silver"

A cannot be right because A just gives another fact that does not affect the argument.
C is out of scope, C even contradicts with the argument.
B can never be a correct answer because it is not the reason why the demand falls.
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Re: After several decades of surging demand, there has been a 10% fall in [#permalink]
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B: just because silver is used for film does not necessarily mean that the amount of silver used for film make up a large fraction of the total aggregated demand for silver. Silver is used for many other things.

We need to find an option that proves that film did not have a big impact on the total demand for silver. Hence, D
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