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07 Jul 2026, 06:09
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For this question ,, i think the option b is correct
so , conclution -- " offices needing ..... over Laser printers "
i feel The gap is Laser offices Run higher printer volume than inject offices .
so ,, A -- Completely irrelevant ,, B -- now if we negete this then it desroys the argument of printer driven so its the answer ,, c - the sample size i feel doesnt matter ,, and d and e strengthens .. if anyone has any best explanation or my reasoning is flawed plz share your thoughts
so , conclution -- " offices needing ..... over Laser printers "
i feel The gap is Laser offices Run higher printer volume than inject offices .
so ,, A -- Completely irrelevant ,, B -- now if we negete this then it desroys the argument of printer driven so its the answer ,, c - the sample size i feel doesnt matter ,, and d and e strengthens .. if anyone has any best explanation or my reasoning is flawed plz share your thoughts
07 Jul 2026, 06:10
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A) Print quality is irrelavnt to servicing frequency hence exclude
B) Makes sense that if laser printers are heavily used that must be the reason for higher servicing rate rather than lower reliability. The argument depends on this not being the case. Hold B
C) The number of printers in each grp doesnt matter because the argument compares percentages not raw count. Exclude C
D) The argument is based on how often printers need servicing, not how long each takes time. Exclude D
E) Purchase date distribution doesn't explain the servicing difference in a way the argument depends on. Can exclude E as well.
Left with B
B) Makes sense that if laser printers are heavily used that must be the reason for higher servicing rate rather than lower reliability. The argument depends on this not being the case. Hold B
C) The number of printers in each grp doesnt matter because the argument compares percentages not raw count. Exclude C
D) The argument is based on how often printers need servicing, not how long each takes time. Exclude D
E) Purchase date distribution doesn't explain the servicing difference in a way the argument depends on. Can exclude E as well.
Left with B
07 Jul 2026, 06:17
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option B is correct, as in the statement it is assumed that both the printer are working in same working condition and skill inkjet uses less service.
but negation of B breaks the statement, that's if Laser works more than inkjet then obviously it will need more servicing but this doesn't prove that Inkjet is better and will require less servicing
but negation of B breaks the statement, that's if Laser works more than inkjet then obviously it will need more servicing but this doesn't prove that Inkjet is better and will require less servicing
07 Jul 2026, 06:20
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Let's analyse the stimulus
A survey conducted for an equipment and observed that
-12.5% Laser printer needs >1 occasion for service
-3% Inkjet printer seldom need service
The last statement is the conclusion
Offices that depend on uninterrupted access to printing should therefore expect far fewer workflow disruptions by choosing inkjet over laser printers.
In order to get the assumptions, the answer choice should need to strengthen the conclusion and it has to be necessary and we will use negation technique only when we are stuck in answer choice
Eliminating the answer choice one by one.
(A) Inkjet printers do not produce noticeably lower print quality than laser printers for standard office documents.
The above option talks about lower quality print, in any way it does not strengthen the conclusion. Hence, it is irrelevant. ELIMINATE A.
(C) At least as many offices in the survey had acquired laser printers as had acquired inkjet printers.
The stimulus talks in terms of percentage. We are not concerned with equal number of printers. Therefore we can ELIMINATE C.
(D) Laser printers do not generally require longer periods of downtime for each service visit than inkjet printers do.
Giving support to the laser printer does not strengthen our argument.. We need it for inkjet printers. Eliminate D
(E) Offices that acquired printing equipment within the past year are not far more likely to have chosen laser printers than offices that acquired equipment five years ago.
Option E compares a narrow time frame that too about the preference of the printers, which have no impact on the conclusion. So we can ELIMINATE E.
(B) Offices that use laser printers are not far more likely to operate them at substantially higher print volumes over time than offices that use inkjet printers.
Answer choice B says the volume of output over a period of time was not greater for laser printers.
If this were to be true
The volume output was the same for both the printers. The comparison was done on similar parameters. So it strengthen's the argument.
Lets say if this were not the case then
the laser printer were to be used for higher volume outputs and it would lead to an improper comparison, so these would give biased results. and it would weakening the argument.
Therefore this answer choice has to be necessary, if not then our argument will fall apart
Hence B is our Answer.
A survey conducted for an equipment and observed that
-12.5% Laser printer needs >1 occasion for service
-3% Inkjet printer seldom need service
The last statement is the conclusion
Offices that depend on uninterrupted access to printing should therefore expect far fewer workflow disruptions by choosing inkjet over laser printers.
In order to get the assumptions, the answer choice should need to strengthen the conclusion and it has to be necessary and we will use negation technique only when we are stuck in answer choice
Eliminating the answer choice one by one.
(A) Inkjet printers do not produce noticeably lower print quality than laser printers for standard office documents.
The above option talks about lower quality print, in any way it does not strengthen the conclusion. Hence, it is irrelevant. ELIMINATE A.
(C) At least as many offices in the survey had acquired laser printers as had acquired inkjet printers.
The stimulus talks in terms of percentage. We are not concerned with equal number of printers. Therefore we can ELIMINATE C.
(D) Laser printers do not generally require longer periods of downtime for each service visit than inkjet printers do.
Giving support to the laser printer does not strengthen our argument.. We need it for inkjet printers. Eliminate D
(E) Offices that acquired printing equipment within the past year are not far more likely to have chosen laser printers than offices that acquired equipment five years ago.
Option E compares a narrow time frame that too about the preference of the printers, which have no impact on the conclusion. So we can ELIMINATE E.
(B) Offices that use laser printers are not far more likely to operate them at substantially higher print volumes over time than offices that use inkjet printers.
Answer choice B says the volume of output over a period of time was not greater for laser printers.
If this were to be true
The volume output was the same for both the printers. The comparison was done on similar parameters. So it strengthen's the argument.
Lets say if this were not the case then
the laser printer were to be used for higher volume outputs and it would lead to an improper comparison, so these would give biased results. and it would weakening the argument.
Therefore this answer choice has to be necessary, if not then our argument will fall apart
Hence B is our Answer.
