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Goal of plan: Prevent reduction in elite membership upgrades. The core assumption for preventing reduction in upgrades is that the restriction will indeed give enough basic members a reason to upgrade.
A If this is true, then plan fails. So the plan assumes this is not the case. So this can't be a necessary assumption.
B Not necessary. In fact, if true, plan would be pointless.
C This is a necessary assumption. If they switch, plan backfires. This could also be an assumption.
D This is also necessary. The core of the plan is: "We restrict access at prime times so they'll upgrade." That inherently assumes the restriction will be a sufficient incentive (D). Also assumes they won't leave (C), but (C) is more of a safeguard against an unintended consequence, while (D) is directly about the intended mechanism working.
E Possibly relevant to retention, but not necessary to assume for the upgrade incentive plan.
Answer D
A If this is true, then plan fails. So the plan assumes this is not the case. So this can't be a necessary assumption.
B Not necessary. In fact, if true, plan would be pointless.
C This is a necessary assumption. If they switch, plan backfires. This could also be an assumption.
D This is also necessary. The core of the plan is: "We restrict access at prime times so they'll upgrade." That inherently assumes the restriction will be a sufficient incentive (D). Also assumes they won't leave (C), but (C) is more of a safeguard against an unintended consequence, while (D) is directly about the intended mechanism working.
E Possibly relevant to retention, but not necessary to assume for the upgrade incentive plan.
Answer D
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A Pricing might matter, but the plan doesn't rely on elite memberships being too expensive.
B If true, the restriction wouldn't matter, which would undermine the plan.
C Switching gyms is possible, but the plan does not require that no one will do so.
D Restricting access during convenient time slots will give basic members enough reason to upgrade. This is the key assumption the plan depends on.
E Competitors' equipment is irrelevant to whether the restriction induces upgrades.
The answer is D
B If true, the restriction wouldn't matter, which would undermine the plan.
C Switching gyms is possible, but the plan does not require that no one will do so.
D Restricting access during convenient time slots will give basic members enough reason to upgrade. This is the key assumption the plan depends on.
E Competitors' equipment is irrelevant to whether the restriction induces upgrades.
The answer is D
17 Dec 2025, 08:24
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A. Irrelevant as the pricing factors arent important to whether the restriction induces upgrades
B. Irrelevant as this would weaken instead of being an assumption the plan depends on since, if most work out at inconvenient times, the restriction wouldnt work
C. Not as relevant since the argument doesent depend on C being true, since plan could still work if some leave as it doesent stop people from upgrading in general
D. Relevant as the argument collapses if this is isnt true, that is basic members would stay basic and elite upgrades would decline. So it is a required assumption
E. Irrelevant as competition matters for retention in general but not exactly for the main logic of this plan
D. Restricting access during convenient time slots will not give basic members enough reason to upgrade
B. Irrelevant as this would weaken instead of being an assumption the plan depends on since, if most work out at inconvenient times, the restriction wouldnt work
C. Not as relevant since the argument doesent depend on C being true, since plan could still work if some leave as it doesent stop people from upgrading in general
D. Relevant as the argument collapses if this is isnt true, that is basic members would stay basic and elite upgrades would decline. So it is a required assumption
E. Irrelevant as competition matters for retention in general but not exactly for the main logic of this plan
D. Restricting access during convenient time slots will not give basic members enough reason to upgrade
