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4. I want to learn how to play golf. I have exactly one month and can spare two hours each day for my golf lessons. Even though renting a golf cart would increase the price of my lessons twice, I will rent it, as riding a cart will increase the speed of game and would therefore enable me to learn how to play golf twice as fast.
Which of the following, if true, most undermines the logic above?
a. Golf carts break each other day, which causes golfers to pause their lessons for in average 20 minutes.
b. Taking golf lessons without renting a golf cart makes the lessons twice as cheap. It is better to take twice as many lessons during the time one has in order to learn how to play golf better.
c. The person who will be taking golf lessons has two hours each day. Driving to and from the golf court, stopping by at McDonald's on the way there would leave only about an hour for the play. Therefore, the person should definitely rent a golf cart in order to learn how to play better and faster.
d. Renting a golf cart helps reduce time between shots and makes carrying clubs much easier. Therefore, golf carts help preserve golfer's time and strength.
e. In order to learn how to play golf better, the student must get the feeling of the game. Walking in stead of riding a golf cart, having more time to talk with an instructor and think about the shots enables the student to get a better understanding of the sport.
Which of the following, if true, most undermines the logic above?
a. Golf carts break each other day, which causes golfers to pause their lessons for in average 20 minutes.
b. Taking golf lessons without renting a golf cart makes the lessons twice as cheap. It is better to take twice as many lessons during the time one has in order to learn how to play golf better.
c. The person who will be taking golf lessons has two hours each day. Driving to and from the golf court, stopping by at McDonald's on the way there would leave only about an hour for the play. Therefore, the person should definitely rent a golf cart in order to learn how to play better and faster.
d. Renting a golf cart helps reduce time between shots and makes carrying clubs much easier. Therefore, golf carts help preserve golfer's time and strength.
e. In order to learn how to play golf better, the student must get the feeling of the game. Walking in stead of riding a golf cart, having more time to talk with an instructor and think about the shots enables the student to get a better understanding of the sport.
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A.
Our hero doesn't want to learn the golf better ,rather he wants to learn it faster.
So between E, which is dealing with quality, and A , which is dealing with
speed, I prefer A.
Our hero doesn't want to learn the golf better ,rather he wants to learn it faster.
So between E, which is dealing with quality, and A , which is dealing with
speed, I prefer A.
Absolutely correct... messed up completely... 
