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Any person who drops out of high school will be unemployed unless he or she finds a low-paying job or has relative with good business connections.
Assume that Tom is employed and does not have a low-paying job. Which one of the following statements, when added to this assumption, contradicts the original statement made in the statement above?
(A) Tom is a high school dropout.
(B) Tom does not have relatives with good business connections.
(C) Tom is a high school dropout and does not have any relatives.
(D) Tom is completed high school and has relatives with good business connections.
(E) Tom has relatives with good business connections.
20 Mar 2020, 04:52
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dropout => unemployed, low job, good-network
tom employed ≠low
(A) dropout => ≠low => good-net
(B) employed≠low => ≠good-net => ≠dropout
Ans (C) dropout => ≠low ≠good-net => unemployed <= but he has a job.
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A. Could imply that he has relatives with good business connections.
B. He could not be a high school dropout.
C. Good.
D. Does not violate the premise.
E. Does not contradict the argument.
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B. He could not be a high school dropout.
C. Good.
D. Does not violate the premise.
E. Does not contradict the argument.
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