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(A) The first is the analyst's main conclusion; the second provides evidence to support that conclusion.
The first is not the conclusion
(B) The first is evidence that serves as the basis for rejecting one explanation; the second is the analyst's additional explanation.
The first is observation which does not reject anything
(C) The first is a statement of fact that the analyst disputes; the second provides an alternative explanation that the analyst offers.
analyst does not dispte in the first one
(D) The first presents a scenario that seems contradictory to expected outcomes; the second provides supporting evidence that explains the actual outcome observed.
No increase in advertiing budget expected to lead to decrease in market share, but it does not as first mentions. The second further support why the current marketing strategy is still effective. IMO this is the answer
(E) The first outlines an initial observation that is under question; the second provides evidence to refute a potential objection to the analyst's final conclusion.
the option D seemed more like the correct answer as E says under question
The first is not the conclusion
(B) The first is evidence that serves as the basis for rejecting one explanation; the second is the analyst's additional explanation.
The first is observation which does not reject anything
(C) The first is a statement of fact that the analyst disputes; the second provides an alternative explanation that the analyst offers.
analyst does not dispte in the first one
(D) The first presents a scenario that seems contradictory to expected outcomes; the second provides supporting evidence that explains the actual outcome observed.
No increase in advertiing budget expected to lead to decrease in market share, but it does not as first mentions. The second further support why the current marketing strategy is still effective. IMO this is the answer
(E) The first outlines an initial observation that is under question; the second provides evidence to refute a potential objection to the analyst's final conclusion.
the option D seemed more like the correct answer as E says under question
18 Jul 2024, 06:34
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Out of all the options, E fits in well to the two boldface statements.
18 Jul 2024, 06:41
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Ans D
Same mkt strategy is faring better than online adv, which concludes that marketing strategies are still effective.
Evidence : sales team has reported an increase in customer engagement and satisfaction with current marketing efforts
A) Tone of first statement doesnt appear to be concluding
B) Boldface statements are not rejecting explanation
C) Incorrect as doenst follow logically with passage
D) Correct option as outcome is different than expexceted and second statement explans actual outcome
E) Second satament doesnt refute analysts conclusion
Same mkt strategy is faring better than online adv, which concludes that marketing strategies are still effective.
Evidence : sales team has reported an increase in customer engagement and satisfaction with current marketing efforts
A) Tone of first statement doesnt appear to be concluding
B) Boldface statements are not rejecting explanation
C) Incorrect as doenst follow logically with passage
D) Correct option as outcome is different than expexceted and second statement explans actual outcome
E) Second satament doesnt refute analysts conclusion
