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27 Jan 2018, 03:23
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By process of elimination, I narrowed it to either A or E. I would choose E, because in my opinion, the assumption is that the sales will also increase to justify paying higher salaries
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IMO A
The argument tries to build conclusion on the correlation between increased trend of using celebrity VO and increasing popularity of animated movies among adult audiences.
B- This would rather be a weakener
C- The causal relationship is between adult audiences and producers
D- Not related with the conclusion
E- On negation, the conclusion does not break down. It is not an unstated premise and is not "essential" for the conclusion to hold true.
The argument tries to build conclusion on the correlation between increased trend of using celebrity VO and increasing popularity of animated movies among adult audiences.
B- This would rather be a weakener
C- The causal relationship is between adult audiences and producers
D- Not related with the conclusion
E- On negation, the conclusion does not break down. It is not an unstated premise and is not "essential" for the conclusion to hold true.
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