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sajjad hey, Sajjad! Can you provide the official answer for this? Thanks in advance!
­Hey, 

Let me share my explanation for the choices:

A. Product X will have no positive effects if used for less than 6 months.
Not supported:
Product X Spokesperson claims that Product X requires 6 months for full effect. He does not convey that the product will have no positive effect in less than 6 months

B. One cannot expect full performance from Product X if one uses other shampoos in addition to Product X.
Supported by Product X Spokesperson: Product X Spokesperson recommends using only Product X - daily for 6 months for full effect. If one uses an additional shampoo, they may not experience the full effect of Product X.

C. Residue build up is caused in part by using the same shampoo for long periods.
Supported by Grooming Advice Website: Grooming Advice Website states that if you use the same brand of shampoo for too long, residues will build up.

D. Product X has a different chemical composition from other shampoos.
Not supported: Neither of the two statements compare the composition of Product X and other shampoos.

E. Regularly switching one's shampoo is the most important part of proper hair care.
Not supported: While the Grooming Advice Website recommends switching the brand of shampoo every month, it does not state it to be the most important part of propoer hair care.

F. Switching one's shampoo periodically will prevent hair from being damaged.
Not supported: While the Grooming Advice Website recommends switching the brand of shampoo every month, the reason is that the hair will not look as good as they would otherwise. It does not discuss the impact of switching the shampoo on hair damage.
PS- Hair not looking as good as it otherwise would is different from hair being damaged.




Hope that helps.



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­Hi, Thanks for the explanation. Although, I am not convinced with C..it mentions "in parts" but in premise nothing like this ios mention..so how can we conclude that?­
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A question about how to interpret the question esp. the phrase "Choose the statement that is most strongly supported by the Grooming Advice Website's statements and the statement that is most strongly supported by the Product X Spokesperson's statements."
Is this supposed to be solved like a Inference question or a strengthen question?
I thought this to be a strengthen question and hence eliminated "C" because it basically repeats what the Grooming advice websites

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A question about how to interpret the question esp. the phrase "Choose the statement that is most strongly supported by the Grooming Advice Website's statements and the statement that is most strongly supported by the Product X Spokesperson's statements."
Is this supposed to be solved like a Inference question or a strengthen question?
I thought this to be a strengthen question and hence eliminated "C" because it basically repeats what the Grooming advice websites

Hi

You have been asked to find the option that is supported by grooming advice website(GAW).
So the answer has to flow out of what has been said by the GAW.

If it were to find the option that supports grooming advice website(GAW), the answer would strengthen the GAW's argument.
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