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The municipality of the town of Calabia has allocated 50,000 parking spaces to be used by the general public. Cars owned by Calabian residents number 45,000, but every day more than 15,000 vehicles that are not owned by Calabian residents enter the town. It is quite clear that the town will suffer from an acute lack of parking spaces.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
A. Whether the roads in Calabia are wide enough to allow cars to enter the town without causing traffic congestion
B. Whether a sufficient number of Calabians drive their cars out of town during the time when non-Calabian cars enter Calabia
C. Whether Calabian cars parked in the allocated spaces are allowed to be parked there continuously for more than 24 hours
D. Whether non-Calabian car owners are required to pay for parking in the Calabia district
E. Whether a Calabian driving from an allocated parking space to a destination within the town's limits can be considered a common phenomenon
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
A. Whether the roads in Calabia are wide enough to allow cars to enter the town without causing traffic congestion
B. Whether a sufficient number of Calabians drive their cars out of town during the time when non-Calabian cars enter Calabia
C. Whether Calabian cars parked in the allocated spaces are allowed to be parked there continuously for more than 24 hours
D. Whether non-Calabian car owners are required to pay for parking in the Calabia district
E. Whether a Calabian driving from an allocated parking space to a destination within the town's limits can be considered a common phenomenon
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The municipality of the town of Calabia has allocated 50,000 parking spaces to be used by the general public. Cars owned by Calabian residents number 45,000, but every day more than 15,000 vehicles that are not owned by Calabian residents enter the town. It is quite clear that the town will suffer from an acute lack of parking spaces.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
A. Whether the roads in Calabia are wide enough to allow cars to enter the town without causing traffic congestion- irrelevant topic on traffic.
B. Whether a sufficient number of Calabians drive their cars out of town during the time when non-Calabian cars enter Calabia- Correctly evaluate about parking
C. Whether Calabian cars parked in the allocated spaces are allowed to be parked there continuously for more than 24 hours- irrelevant about time metioned
D. Whether non-Calabian car owners are required to pay for parking in the Calabia district- found close to answer but not directly to question
E. Whether a Calabian driving from an allocated parking space to a destination within the town's limits can be considered a common phenomenon - doesn't change the fact that there are more cars than parking spaces in Calabia
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Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
A. Whether the roads in Calabia are wide enough to allow cars to enter the town without causing traffic congestion- irrelevant topic on traffic.
B. Whether a sufficient number of Calabians drive their cars out of town during the time when non-Calabian cars enter Calabia- Correctly evaluate about parking
C. Whether Calabian cars parked in the allocated spaces are allowed to be parked there continuously for more than 24 hours- irrelevant about time metioned
D. Whether non-Calabian car owners are required to pay for parking in the Calabia district- found close to answer but not directly to question
E. Whether a Calabian driving from an allocated parking space to a destination within the town's limits can be considered a common phenomenon - doesn't change the fact that there are more cars than parking spaces in Calabia
IMO-B
06 Feb 2024, 12:05
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Correct otion should be B
Let's analyse the options to conclusively suggest:
A. We are concerned about lack of room for parking spaces but not traffic congestion. We can say it is slightly out of context.
C. Let's not straight away do calculations for more than 24 hours scenario. We are already suffering from lack of parking space because we have capacity for parking 50,000 cars whereas we are facing 60,000 cars everyday which is much more.
D. Even if the non-residents pay for parking, does the problem of lack of parking space get solved? NO
E. Out of context completely. Why do we have anything to do with the cars' starting point and destination.
B. Only this one is logical. If more than 10,000 Calabian cars go out of the town then the net cars present in Calabia is 50,000 which can fit in the parking spaces.
Hence, correct option should be B
Let's analyse the options to conclusively suggest:
A. We are concerned about lack of room for parking spaces but not traffic congestion. We can say it is slightly out of context.
C. Let's not straight away do calculations for more than 24 hours scenario. We are already suffering from lack of parking space because we have capacity for parking 50,000 cars whereas we are facing 60,000 cars everyday which is much more.
D. Even if the non-residents pay for parking, does the problem of lack of parking space get solved? NO
E. Out of context completely. Why do we have anything to do with the cars' starting point and destination.
B. Only this one is logical. If more than 10,000 Calabian cars go out of the town then the net cars present in Calabia is 50,000 which can fit in the parking spaces.
Hence, correct option should be B
