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A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B. Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued. It can be deduced that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
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Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
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OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B. Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued. It can be deduced that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Incorrect.
To solve this Investigation question, first break down the argument. The first two sentences are premises, providing facts. The last sentence begins with the conclusion phrase It can be deduced so it's the argument's conclusion:
- Premise A: a car-repair product was imported to Country M after being successful in Country B
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Premise B: at first the product sold well in Country M because of good marketing but overall it failed
=
Conclusion: consumers in Country M are more picky about car-repair products than they are in Country B
Vital factor: ?
You are required to find the factor which is most crucial to the author's conclusion. The correct answer is a question which could support or weaken the conclusion depeneding on its answer.
This question would not assist us in evaluating the argument since it deals with an issue - health - that applies to consumers in both Country M and in Country B. Note that the author draws a conclusion about the difference between the consumers of those countries.
The crucial factor we are looking for should also point to a difference between the people in M and B. This difference should explain the discrepancy in sales and show us whether it's truly due to M's citizens' critical sense.
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Incorrect.
Knowing who performed the repairs using the polymer will not help us establish whether M's citizens are more critical than people in B are. M's citizens could buy the polymer and use it themselves, or ask a professional to use this polymer. In both cases someone buys the product and increases sales, but we still don't know why they abandoned this product.
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Incorrect.
This question is quite pointless since the second premise mentions that the consumers did buy the product at first. This means that they were open to trying the product despite its being new to the market. For some reason, however, they abandoned it later. Was this beause of their critical sense and high standards?
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
This answer choice asks a relevant question that may explain the different sales figures in each country and, therefore, may prove or disprove the author's conclusion. If the polymer works better in Country B than it does in M, then this is very likely the reason for the low sales figures. If the polymer is equally effective in each country, then maybe the consumers are more picky when it comes to such products.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Incorrect.
To solve this Investigation question, first break down the argument. The first two sentences are premises, providing facts. The last sentence begins with the conclusion phrase It can be deduced so it's the argument's conclusion:
- Premise A: a car-repair product was imported to Country M after being successful in Country B
+
Premise B: at first the product sold well in Country M because of good marketing but overall it failed
=
Conclusion: consumers in Country M are more picky about car-repair products than they are in Country B
Vital factor: ?
You are required to find the factor which is most crucial to the author's conclusion. The correct answer is a question which could support or weaken the conclusion depeneding on its answer.
The answer to this question would affect the consumers of both countries. However, the conclusion focuses on the differences in the product sales in two countries, so this answer choice cannot explain this discrepancy.
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General Discussion
Premise : Despite an effective marketing campaign, the import of the new polymer, that was successfully sold in Country B, had to be discontinued due to its poor sales.
Conclusion: Consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Prethink: Why would the sale of the new polymer work in Country B but not in Country M?
We must focus on the differences of the situations in two countries M and B that factored this result.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
Talks about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B. If it's true, then we can't conclude that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
IMO D
Conclusion: Consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Prethink: Why would the sale of the new polymer work in Country B but not in Country M?
We must focus on the differences of the situations in two countries M and B that factored this result.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
Talks about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B. If it's true, then we can't conclude that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Does not talk about the differentiating factor i.e. something in Country M and not in B
IMO D
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
If yes- Country M consumers would reject the use of polymer since they are critical.
If no - no influence of this
Hence - it is a potential answer(Keep it )
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
irrelevant
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Irrelevant
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
If yes- Do we have any information that suggests climate of country M and B are different- No; so, it is a tempting option but IMO not a right answer
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Irrelevant
Among A and D,I believe A is the right answer
If yes- Country M consumers would reject the use of polymer since they are critical.
If no - no influence of this
Hence - it is a potential answer(Keep it )
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
irrelevant
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Irrelevant
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
If yes- Do we have any information that suggests climate of country M and B are different- No; so, it is a tempting option but IMO not a right answer
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Irrelevant
Among A and D,I believe A is the right answer
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Premise: A polymer successful in country B is imported by country M. Despite, the hype and initial purchases the sales dropped in Country M.
Conclusion: It must be because the consumers in country B are more critical about their car repairs.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Health is irrelevant and is not a concern. Eliminate
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Hiring paid professionals or not does not affect the usage or efficacy of the product. Eliminate
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
But they were open minded as the initial purchases were high. Eliminate
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
It is possible that product due to climatic differences might have proved less effective but if that is not the case it would surely mean that deduction in original argument is true. Correct
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
If it can be done or not done in one country, it will be true for another country as well. Eliminate
Conclusion: It must be because the consumers in country B are more critical about their car repairs.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Health is irrelevant and is not a concern. Eliminate
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Hiring paid professionals or not does not affect the usage or efficacy of the product. Eliminate
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
But they were open minded as the initial purchases were high. Eliminate
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
It is possible that product due to climatic differences might have proved less effective but if that is not the case it would surely mean that deduction in original argument is true. Correct
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
If it can be done or not done in one country, it will be true for another country as well. Eliminate
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IMO D
A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B. Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued. It can be deduced that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
Premise :
1. new polymer - sold in country B, now wanting to be sold in country M
2. high number of initial purchases - this means people liked it but something happened inspite of that
3. sales eventually discontinued
Conclusion:
consumers (Country M) more critical about car repair products than consumers (Country B)
Now, we need to find that gap which would've eventually been the cause behind the decline.
It can be any 3rd factor.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Not mentioned in the scope
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Not mentioned in the scope
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Refer to "despite a high number of initial purchases"
Hence eliminate the option
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
Correct, inline with our thinking.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Not mentioned in the scope
A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B. Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued. It can be deduced that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
Premise :
1. new polymer - sold in country B, now wanting to be sold in country M
2. high number of initial purchases - this means people liked it but something happened inspite of that
3. sales eventually discontinued
Conclusion:
consumers (Country M) more critical about car repair products than consumers (Country B)
Now, we need to find that gap which would've eventually been the cause behind the decline.
It can be any 3rd factor.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without
Not mentioned in the scope
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are
Not mentioned in the scope
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Refer to "despite a high number of initial purchases"
Hence eliminate the option
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
Correct, inline with our thinking.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be
Not mentioned in the scope
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Conclusion:
consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Premise1: material is successfully in Country B
Premise2: sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory
Country B - good (Material )
Country M - unsatisfactory (Material )
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer - Wrong, because it is not answering why it is good in one country and unsatisfactory in other
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals - Wrong, it speaks about how consumers prefer to perform service in Country M . It doesn't speaks about preference in Country B
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned - Wrong, it speaks about consumers in Country M.It doesn't speaks about Country B
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions - Correct, It speaks about two regions
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint - Wrong, it doesn't speak about country M or Country B
consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Premise1: material is successfully in Country B
Premise2: sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory
Country B - good (Material )
Country M - unsatisfactory (Material )
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer - Wrong, because it is not answering why it is good in one country and unsatisfactory in other
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals - Wrong, it speaks about how consumers prefer to perform service in Country M . It doesn't speaks about preference in Country B
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned - Wrong, it speaks about consumers in Country M.It doesn't speaks about Country B
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions - Correct, It speaks about two regions
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint - Wrong, it doesn't speak about country M or Country B
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A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B. Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued. It can be deduced that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer -> then it will affect sales in both countries. There is something different between countries. Incorrect.
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals -> these products are for minor repairs, they may not need paid professional. In that case, the product would be selling in Country M. So, It can't be the reason, we need to justify low/No sales in country M. Incorrect.
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned -> Irrelevant.
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions -> If there is something to do with the climate in Country M and B, then we can have a reason for Low/No sales in Country M. Let's keep it.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint -> Irrelevant.
So, I think D.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer -> then it will affect sales in both countries. There is something different between countries. Incorrect.
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals -> these products are for minor repairs, they may not need paid professional. In that case, the product would be selling in Country M. So, It can't be the reason, we need to justify low/No sales in country M. Incorrect.
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned -> Irrelevant.
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions -> If there is something to do with the climate in Country M and B, then we can have a reason for Low/No sales in Country M. Let's keep it.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint -> Irrelevant.
So, I think D.
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Let’s look at the stimulus given-
A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B.
Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued.
Conclusion- consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
We need to evaluate the argument that- consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer.
Irrelevant. The answer to this doesn’t help us evaluate whether consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B. Eliminate
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
The question is did consumers in country M not use the new polymer because they are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B? Option B doesn’t help us evaluate the argument. Eliminate
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
If the consumers in Country M were not open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned, they wouldn’t have tried the new product when it was introduced at all. But the premise tells us that the initial sales were high. Eliminate.
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climatic differences between regions
This helps us evaluate the argument. The answer to this would explain if the sales of the new polymer in country M went down because people were more critical or because the effectivity of the polymer did not suit the country’s climate.
Correct.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Irrelevant. Eliminate.
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GMAT Verbal SME
A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B.
Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued.
Conclusion- consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
We need to evaluate the argument that- consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer.
Irrelevant. The answer to this doesn’t help us evaluate whether consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B. Eliminate
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
The question is did consumers in country M not use the new polymer because they are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B? Option B doesn’t help us evaluate the argument. Eliminate
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
If the consumers in Country M were not open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned, they wouldn’t have tried the new product when it was introduced at all. But the premise tells us that the initial sales were high. Eliminate.
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climatic differences between regions
This helps us evaluate the argument. The answer to this would explain if the sales of the new polymer in country M went down because people were more critical or because the effectivity of the polymer did not suit the country’s climate.
Correct.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
Irrelevant. Eliminate.
Vishnupriya
GMAT Verbal SME
A new polymer, recently developed as a material for minor car repairs, was imported to Country M after being sold successfully in Country B. Despite a high number of initial purchases following an effective marketing campaign, sales figures in Country M were unsatisfactory, and importation of the product was eventually discontinued. It can be deduced that consumers in Country M are more critical about car repair products than they are in Country B.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Irrelevant in evaluating the argument.
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Even if the consumers are prepared to perform repair works, they can save costs by using the polymer.
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Does not help to evaluate the argument given the context of the argument. Open mindedness does not help explain the conclusion of the argument.
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
Because of different climatic conditions, may be the polymer generates a desired effect for repair works in country B but not in country M.
Can very well explain why the importation was discontinued.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
The same factor plays a role in country B.
Does not help to spot the difference.
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Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the use of polymers without professional safety equipment such as gas masks can be harmful to the health of the average consumer
Irrelevant in evaluating the argument.
(B) Whether consumers in Country M are prepared to perform repairs on their own cars instead of hiring paid professionals
Even if the consumers are prepared to perform repair works, they can save costs by using the polymer.
(C) Whether consumers in Country M are open-minded as far as the introduction of new products to the market is concerned
Does not help to evaluate the argument given the context of the argument. Open mindedness does not help explain the conclusion of the argument.
(D) Whether the polymer's effectivity is influenced by climactic differences between regions
Because of different climatic conditions, may be the polymer generates a desired effect for repair works in country B but not in country M.
Can very well explain why the importation was discontinued.
(E) Whether repairs done using the new polymer can be painted with regular car paint
The same factor plays a role in country B.
Does not help to spot the difference.
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