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Re: Which of the following most logically completes the [#permalink]
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OA is A.

According the argument, author compared the total average of commodities.

However, as choice A said, consumers often choose the cheapest items in each supermarket. Therefore, shopping at ShopperKing does not necessarily cost more than shpping at FoodBasket.
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Re: Which of the following most logically completes the [#permalink]
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I guess it is (A)
(C) comes close though.

The commodities X bought at shop A by majority of the shoppers at shop A may be different from those Y brought at shop B. If this is a possibility then the commodity X might be cheapest in shop A and expensive in shop B. Similarly commodity Y may be cheapest at shop B and expensive at shop A.
The stem is not talking about which commodities were compared. Just the price paid is compared.


A as well

I think choice A is poorly phrased. Could the Author intended to say more like "frequent buyers get additional discount"?



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