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28 Nov 2005, 20:05
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President of the Regional Chamber of Commerce are all aware of the painful fact that almost no new businesses have moved into our region or started up here over the last ten years. But the Planning Board is obviously guilty of a gross exaggeration in its recent estimate that businesses are leaving the region at the rate of about four a week. After all, there were never more than about one thousand businesses in the region, so if they were really leaving at such a rate, they would all have been gone long ago.
The arguement is most vulnerable to criticism on the ground that it
A) focuses on what is going out of a system while ignoring the issue of what is coming into the system
B)confuses a claim about a rate of change within a system with a claim about the absolute size of the system
C)argues against a position simply by showing that the position serves the interest of the Planning Board
D) treats a claim about what is currently the case as if it were a claim about what has been the case for an extended period
E) attacks what was offered as an estimate on the ground that it is not precise.
The arguement is most vulnerable to criticism on the ground that it
A) focuses on what is going out of a system while ignoring the issue of what is coming into the system
B)confuses a claim about a rate of change within a system with a claim about the absolute size of the system
C)argues against a position simply by showing that the position serves the interest of the Planning Board
D) treats a claim about what is currently the case as if it were a claim about what has been the case for an extended period
E) attacks what was offered as an estimate on the ground that it is not precise.
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28 Nov 2005, 20:10
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1000 / 4 = 250
250 / 4 = 63
63 / 12 = 5
It takes approx. 5 years for 1,000 companies to leave.
We have no information about for how long this rate has been in effect.
Thus, (D) is the answer.
250 / 4 = 63
63 / 12 = 5
It takes approx. 5 years for 1,000 companies to leave.
We have no information about for how long this rate has been in effect.
Thus, (D) is the answer.
29 Nov 2005, 11:59
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I would choose A.
