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Prime lenses’ manufacturing labs is likely to have more income from opticians than previously. This is because opticians
prefer to reach people in the 13‐ to 60‐year‐old age group and the number of people in that group using Prime lenses are
increasing. Furthermore, among Prime lenses users, the percentage of users 13 to 60 years old is increasing.
Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument that Prime lenses will receive more income from
opticians?
(A) Opticians carefully monitor the demographic characteristics of spectacle users and purchase the lenses to reach the
users they prefer to reach.
(B) Among people over 60 years old, fewer users of Prime lenses buy lenses advertised on the boards than do users of
other lenses.
(C) There will be increasingly more lenses with opticians that are directed at users who are over 60 years old.
(D) Prime lenses plan to exchange used lenses with new lenses while other companies do not.
(E) People 13 to 60 years old generally have less disposable income to spend than do people over 60 years old.
prefer to reach people in the 13‐ to 60‐year‐old age group and the number of people in that group using Prime lenses are
increasing. Furthermore, among Prime lenses users, the percentage of users 13 to 60 years old is increasing.
Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument that Prime lenses will receive more income from
opticians?
(A) Opticians carefully monitor the demographic characteristics of spectacle users and purchase the lenses to reach the
users they prefer to reach.
(B) Among people over 60 years old, fewer users of Prime lenses buy lenses advertised on the boards than do users of
other lenses.
(C) There will be increasingly more lenses with opticians that are directed at users who are over 60 years old.
(D) Prime lenses plan to exchange used lenses with new lenses while other companies do not.
(E) People 13 to 60 years old generally have less disposable income to spend than do people over 60 years old.
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how A can be the and we have to strengthen it while i think its weakening the
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Updated on: 06 May 2020, 08:52
Originally posted by Harsh2111s on 26 Apr 2020, 20:25.
Last edited by Harsh2111s on 06 May 2020, 08:52, edited 2 times in total.
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vaishaliii
Hi Vaishali,
For strengthening/weakening questions, our first aim is to identify the conclusion. i.e.
"Prime lenses’ manufacturing labs is likely to have more income from opticians than previously".
Look at option A
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Now what is demographic characteristics ?
These characteristics includes age,gender,martial status etc.
Now if we see below argument mentioned in question.
Quote:
If the percentage user between 13 and 60 are increasing, then prime lenses will increase if they focus on people in that specific age group.(i.e. they are focussing one of demographic characteristics).
I hope it helps!
