Motorvation recently designed the Ambi, which it hopes will appeal to those looking for an affordable hybrid vehicle. The costs to produce the Ambi, however, outweigh the revenue Motorvation expects to make from the Ambi in the coming year. Nonetheless, Motorvation is confident that the Ambi will ultimately become one of its most profitable vehicles.
Premise: The costs to produce the Ambioutweigh the revenue Motorvation expects to make from the Ambi in the coming year
Conclusion: Ambi will ultimately become one of its most profitable vehicles
Which of the following if true, supports Motorvation's expectations regarding the Ambi?
A) The parts used to make the Ambi will be used on another line of cars that Motorvation also expects to be profitable.
another line of cars is not relevantB) Since the Ambi is Motorvation's first hybrid car, the company had several costly setbacks during production.
several costly setbacks is not relevant to "most profitable vehicles"C) The Tesla, a model from a competitor, has gone on, after initial lukewarm sales, to become the market leader.
The Tesla is not relevant to Ambi profitD) The majority of the Ambi's production costs came from research and development, costs Motorvation will be able to recoup, from from sales of the Ambi, within one year of the Ambi's release.
This is the correct answer. After the 1st year, Motorvation don't need to pay for research and development anymore --> reduce cost --> profit can be improvedE) The basic principle with hybrid vehicles is that the different motors work better at different speeds.
"different motors" is not relevant to profit