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In the past two years, a particular car-manufacturer has experienced a rising number of failures in its safety features, leading to an alarming increase in accidents and deaths related to its cars. These mishaps have spurred several costly lawsuits against the manufacturer. In turn, these lawsuits have led to increased pressure by the company ́s management on the assembly line in order to produce safer cars.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the idea that accidents of this type will continue to increase?
A 5 years ago the same car manufacturer received numerous complaints about the safety of its cars.
B The cost of improving the safety features of the company`s cars are quite high.
C A government body has just published a report stating that the safety features installed in the car are not the best in the market.
D The greater the pressure placed on the assembly line, the more frequently there are problems in the safety features of the cars.
E The car manufacturer has already changed its production process in order to create safer automobiles.
Which of the following, if true, best supports the idea that accidents of this type will continue to increase?
A 5 years ago the same car manufacturer received numerous complaints about the safety of its cars.
B The cost of improving the safety features of the company`s cars are quite high.
C A government body has just published a report stating that the safety features installed in the car are not the best in the market.
D The greater the pressure placed on the assembly line, the more frequently there are problems in the safety features of the cars.
E The car manufacturer has already changed its production process in order to create safer automobiles.
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Idea : accidents of this type will continue to increase
A 5 years ago the same car manufacturer received numerous complaints about the safety of its cars. Eliminated This does not help support the idea. Any fact had happened 5 years hence does not support facts in future.
B The cost of improving the safety features of the company`s cars are quite high. Eliminated The stem however indicates that management has already pressured to improve the safety in spite of the costs.
C A government body has just published a report stating that the safety features installed in the car are not the best in the market. Eliminated This again does nothing for predicting future.
D The greater the pressure placed on the assembly line, the more frequently there are problems in the safety features of the cars. Suitable This is the only factor which can adversely affect the safety of cars in future.
E The car manufacturer has already changed its production process in order to create safer automobiles. Eliminated This does not predict whether manufacturer will further improve the safety in future by further modifications in production process
A 5 years ago the same car manufacturer received numerous complaints about the safety of its cars. Eliminated This does not help support the idea. Any fact had happened 5 years hence does not support facts in future.
B The cost of improving the safety features of the company`s cars are quite high. Eliminated The stem however indicates that management has already pressured to improve the safety in spite of the costs.
C A government body has just published a report stating that the safety features installed in the car are not the best in the market. Eliminated This again does nothing for predicting future.
D The greater the pressure placed on the assembly line, the more frequently there are problems in the safety features of the cars. Suitable This is the only factor which can adversely affect the safety of cars in future.
E The car manufacturer has already changed its production process in order to create safer automobiles. Eliminated This does not predict whether manufacturer will further improve the safety in future by further modifications in production process
