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20 Dec 2020, 01:15
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Can someone explain why A is incorrect ?
Different time periods have different sales figures clearly impacts the effectiveness. Doesn't it ?
Different time periods have different sales figures clearly impacts the effectiveness. Doesn't it ?
01 Nov 2022, 06:57
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Doesn't A weaken the argument and hence to be rejected.
A. Different time periods during a given day are "no more likely" to have higher sales figures than other time periods.
Different time will not have higher sales, so tracking at 12:00 pm and tracking at 1:00pm is no more likely to have higher sales figure.
The question says it allows tracking at different time period. and hence option A should be rejected upfront
Doesn't A weaken the argument and hence to be rejected.
A. Different time periods during a given day are "no more likely" to have higher sales figures than other time periods.
Different time will not have higher sales, so tracking at 12:00 pm and tracking at 1:00pm is no more likely to have higher sales figure.
The question says it allows tracking at different time period. and hence option A should be rejected upfront
02 Nov 2022, 01:28
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Doesn't A weaken the argument and hence to be rejected.
A. Different time periods during a given day are "no more likely" to have higher sales figures than other time periods.
Different time will not have higher sales, so tracking at 12:00 pm and tracking at 1:00pm is no more likely to have higher sales figure.
The question says it allows tracking at different time period. and hence option A should be rejected upfront
Doesn't A weaken the argument and hence to be rejected.
A. Different time periods during a given day are "no more likely" to have higher sales figures than other time periods.
Different time will not have higher sales, so tracking at 12:00 pm and tracking at 1:00pm is no more likely to have higher sales figure.
The question says it allows tracking at different time period. and hence option A should be rejected upfront
Actually, option (A) doesn't impact our argument.
This is what the argument says:
Because we can now track which associates sell the highest volume within each time period, we will now know which of our salespeople are most effective at their jobs.
So we can now get a list which looks like this:
Between 12 noon to 1 pm: Total 100 units sold
A sold 20 units
B sold 15 units
C sold 65 units
(C sold max units in this hour)
Between 1 pm to 2 pm: Total 60 units sold
A sold 10 units
B sold 25 units
C sold 25 units
(B and C sold most units in this hour)
etc.
So the system allows the company to track who is selling how much every hour. Conclusion is that we can find the most effective salesperson using this data.
Option (A) tells us that sales are likely to be the same every hour i.e. sales are likely to be say, 100 units every hour. It doesn't matter to our argument at all, right? We will get to know exactly what the sales are every hour (even if they all are likely to be 100, there might be some variation in reality) and we will get to know who is selling how much. That will help us find the most effective salesperson.
So option (A) has no impact on our argument.
