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07 Nov 2024, 01:30
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Most airlines use some form of "tiered pricing," a strategy that involves selling similar seats for different prices depending on factors such as the type of customer and the number of days between the purchase and the fight. Generally, business customers and customers purchasing tickets at the last minute pay more than average price for a seat. Air , however, sells all seats for the same price. Therefore, when traveling routes served by Air Macaria and an airline that uses tiered pricing, business travelers purchasing tickets at the last minute save money by flying Air Macaria.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
(A) Customers who purchase tickets more than three weeks in advance spend less, on average, per ticket, than customers who purchase tickets less than three weeks in advance.
(B) Airlines that use tiered pricing serve many more routes than airlines that do not.
(C) When flying a route that includes both Air Macaria and an airline that uses tiered pricing, a traveler is subject to the different pricing strategies of the airlines for each portion of the trip.
(D) The average price of a ticket on any given route on Air Macaria is equal to the average price on the same route of a ticket offered by an airline that uses tiered pricing.
(E) More business travelers fly on airlines that used tiered pricing than on airlines that do not.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
(A) Customers who purchase tickets more than three weeks in advance spend less, on average, per ticket, than customers who purchase tickets less than three weeks in advance.
(B) Airlines that use tiered pricing serve many more routes than airlines that do not.
(C) When flying a route that includes both Air Macaria and an airline that uses tiered pricing, a traveler is subject to the different pricing strategies of the airlines for each portion of the trip.
(D) The average price of a ticket on any given route on Air Macaria is equal to the average price on the same route of a ticket offered by an airline that uses tiered pricing.
(E) More business travelers fly on airlines that used tiered pricing than on airlines that do not.
07 Nov 2024, 03:57
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hi everyone,
arg: purchasing at last minute, should use air macaria compare to airlines with tired pricing because we save money
depend on what?
a) wrong, doesn't compare both strategies
b)wrong, it doesn't help to support the arg
c)wrong, it's a fact though, it doesn't help
d) same avg, but, air M applies same prices no matter the time and the other strategie: the last minute, the most expensive, support arg
e)Wrong, it's a fact, but general one, we're not speaking about last minute
hope it helps, big shaq to everybody
arg: purchasing at last minute, should use air macaria compare to airlines with tired pricing because we save money
depend on what?
a) wrong, doesn't compare both strategies
b)wrong, it doesn't help to support the arg
c)wrong, it's a fact though, it doesn't help
d) same avg, but, air M applies same prices no matter the time and the other strategie: the last minute, the most expensive, support arg
e)Wrong, it's a fact, but general one, we're not speaking about last minute
hope it helps, big shaq to everybody
07 Nov 2024, 05:27
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Conclusion: business travelers purchasing tickets at the last minute save money by flying Air Macaria.
Q: Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
Premise says: "Air , however, sells all seats for the same price"
But what if that price is higher than price in airlines of tiered pricing?
We need an option that says this price that Air Macaria is selling at is not greater than the average price of ticket on tiered airlines.
Option D says that. Average price of seats in Air Macaria is equal to the price of each seat. If that price is equal to average price in tiered airlines, it means cost is lesser in Macaria.
Q: Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
Premise says: "Air , however, sells all seats for the same price"
But what if that price is higher than price in airlines of tiered pricing?
We need an option that says this price that Air Macaria is selling at is not greater than the average price of ticket on tiered airlines.
Option D says that. Average price of seats in Air Macaria is equal to the price of each seat. If that price is equal to average price in tiered airlines, it means cost is lesser in Macaria.
