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For next year, the Chef's Union has requested a 10% salary increase for each of its members, whereas the Hotel Managers' Union has requested only an 8% salary increase for each of its members. These facts demonstrate that the average dollar amount of the raises that the Chefs' Union has requested for next year is greater than that of the raises requested by the Hotel Managers' Union.
Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?
(A) The Chefs' Union has many more members than does the Hotel Managers' Union.
(B) The Chefs' Union is a more powerful union than is the Hotel Managers' Union.
(C) The current salaries of the members of the Chefs' Union are, on average, higher than the current salaries of the members of the hotel Managers' Union.
(D) The average dollar amount of the raises that the member of the Chefs' Union received last year was equal to the average dollar amount of the raises the members of the Hotel Manager's Union received.
(E) The members of the Chefs' Union received salary increases of 10 Percent in each of the last two years, while the members of the Hotel Managers' Union received salary increase of only 8 percent in each of the last two years.
Source : LSAT PrepTest30 Q#4
Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?
(A) The Chefs' Union has many more members than does the Hotel Managers' Union.
(B) The Chefs' Union is a more powerful union than is the Hotel Managers' Union.
(C) The current salaries of the members of the Chefs' Union are, on average, higher than the current salaries of the members of the hotel Managers' Union.
(D) The average dollar amount of the raises that the member of the Chefs' Union received last year was equal to the average dollar amount of the raises the members of the Hotel Manager's Union received.
(E) The members of the Chefs' Union received salary increases of 10 Percent in each of the last two years, while the members of the Hotel Managers' Union received salary increase of only 8 percent in each of the last two years.
Source : LSAT PrepTest30 Q#4
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| Chef's Union---------------------> 10% increase Hotel Managers' Union--------->8% increase Amount ( in Dollars ) ----------> Chef's Union > Hotel Managers' Union |
Pre think , We can safely assume that the salary of the Chefs and Hotel Managers is same...
(C) is the closest ( talks abouts the salary of the Chefs & Managers )
Salary of the Chefs' = 120
Salary of the Managers = 100
Post salary increase -
Salary of the Chefs' = 132 ( Increase in salary is 12 )
Salary of the Managers = 108 ( Increase in salary is 8)
Hence option (C) is the answer..
Why other options are incorrect -
a) The Chefs' Union has many more members than does the Hotel Managers' Union.
Number of members is not important...
b) The Chefs' Union is a more powerful union than is the Hotel Managers' Union.
Unions bargaining power is irrelevant...
d) The average dollar amount of the raises that the member of the Chefs' Union received last year was equal to the average dollar amount of the raises the members of the Hotel Manager's Union received.
Salary Increase last year is irrelevant....
e) The members of the Chefs' Union received salary increases of 10 Percent in each of the last two years, while the members of the Hotel Managers' Union received salary increase of only 8 percent in each of the last two years.
Same as (D)
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