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Re: Aarne is an old Finnish artwork whose painter and exact date of [#permalink]
conclusion is
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the riot depicted in the painting must have actually taken place between 1563 and 1565

and the line of reasoning used is
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the painting portrays a riot and a public building known to have been destroyed in 1565.

B and C are very close options
On negation of option B we get

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the artist of Aarne does not intended it to be as accurate a depiction of the riot as possible .

Line of reasoning stays as it is and this statement does not break the conclusion at all , except it doesn't do anything to it.

Now lets look at the negation of option C
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the painting does not accurately depicts the physical setting of the riot at the time it took place


This means that setting of the public building known to have been destroyed in 1565 is not accurate. This directly breaks the author line of reasoning and hence the conclusion. So option C is our assumption
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Re: Aarne is an old Finnish artwork whose painter and exact date of [#permalink]
soapbolt wrote:
conclusion is
Quote:
the riot depicted in the painting must have actually taken place between 1563 and 1565

and the line of reasoning used is
Quote:
the painting portrays a riot and a public building known to have been destroyed in 1565.

B and C are very close options
On negation of option B we get

Quote:
the artist of Aarne does not intended it to be as accurate a depiction of the riot as possible .

Line of reasoning stays as it is and this statement does not break the conclusion at all , except it doesn't do anything to it.

Now lets look at the negation of option C
Quote:
the painting does not accurately depicts the physical setting of the riot at the time it took place


This means that setting of the public building known to have been destroyed in 1565 is not accurate. This directly breaks the author line of reasoning and hence the conclusion. So option C is our assumption


aragonn what do you think of my line reasoning ? should we attach the author line reasoning and try to break it and then come up with the assumption ?
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