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Last year three automobile manufacturers—Honda, Toyota, and Suzuki—launched new models of their respective sedans in Japan. The three models that were launched were similarly priced and had similar features. However, the sales of Suzuki’s new sedan have been far lower than those of Honda and Toyota’s new sedans in the past one year.
The statements above best support which of the following as a conclusion?
(A) The people in Japan prefer cars manufactured by Toyota and Honda to those manufactured by Suzuki.
(B) The people in Japan do not like cars manufactured by Suzuki.
(C) Cars manufactured by Suzuki are notorious for their flimsy build quality and poor fuel efficiency.
(D) In the last one year, Suzuki has earned less revenues from the sale of its new sedan than have Honda and Toyota.
(E) Suzuki manufactures its cars primarily for the export market and not for domestic sale.
The statements above best support which of the following as a conclusion?
(A) The people in Japan prefer cars manufactured by Toyota and Honda to those manufactured by Suzuki.
(B) The people in Japan do not like cars manufactured by Suzuki.
(C) Cars manufactured by Suzuki are notorious for their flimsy build quality and poor fuel efficiency.
(D) In the last one year, Suzuki has earned less revenues from the sale of its new sedan than have Honda and Toyota.
(E) Suzuki manufactures its cars primarily for the export market and not for domestic sale.
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A. The people in Japan prefer cars manufactured by Toyota and Honda to those manufactured by Suzuki.- You cannot talk about preference comparing few models , also out of scope
B. The people in Japan do not like cars manufactured by Suzuki.- same reasoning, out of scope
C. Cars manufactured by Suzuki are notorious for their flimsy build quality and poor fuel efficiency.- nothing mentioned about flimsy build quality and poor fuel efficiency.
D. In the last one year, Suzuki has earned less revenue from the sale of its new sedan than have Honda and Toyota.- Yes, since all three were similarly priced we can confirm that Suzuki has earned less revenue from the sale of its new sedan than Honda and Toyota
E. Suzuki manufactures its cars primarily for the export market and not for domestic sale.- The export market is out of scope.
IMO-D
B. The people in Japan do not like cars manufactured by Suzuki.- same reasoning, out of scope
C. Cars manufactured by Suzuki are notorious for their flimsy build quality and poor fuel efficiency.- nothing mentioned about flimsy build quality and poor fuel efficiency.
D. In the last one year, Suzuki has earned less revenue from the sale of its new sedan than have Honda and Toyota.- Yes, since all three were similarly priced we can confirm that Suzuki has earned less revenue from the sale of its new sedan than Honda and Toyota
E. Suzuki manufactures its cars primarily for the export market and not for domestic sale.- The export market is out of scope.
IMO-D
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Facts:
1. Three car manufacturers exist. H, T, S.
2. Their cars last year had similar pricing and similar features.
3. S sold FAR LESS.
Find a valid inference from these facts.
A. The second most popular answer choice. We CANNOT say this because just because this one car did not sell, we CANNOT say much about people's general preference. REJECT.
B. Similar reason as A. REJECT.
C. How can we get this from the passage? REJECT.
D. This one has to be factually correct because the cars are similarly priced, so we CAN DIRECTLY compare the revenues of each company from these cars. CORRECT.
E. The first line clearly mentioned that these cars were launched in JAPAN. REJECT.
1. Three car manufacturers exist. H, T, S.
2. Their cars last year had similar pricing and similar features.
3. S sold FAR LESS.
Find a valid inference from these facts.
A. The second most popular answer choice. We CANNOT say this because just because this one car did not sell, we CANNOT say much about people's general preference. REJECT.
B. Similar reason as A. REJECT.
C. How can we get this from the passage? REJECT.
D. This one has to be factually correct because the cars are similarly priced, so we CAN DIRECTLY compare the revenues of each company from these cars. CORRECT.
E. The first line clearly mentioned that these cars were launched in JAPAN. REJECT.
