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Wind farms, which generate electricity using arrays of thousands of wind-powered turbines, require vast expanses of open land. County X and County Y have similar terrain, but the population density of County X is significantly higher than that of County Y. Therefore, a wind farm proposed for one of the two counties should be built in County Y rather than in County X. Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the planner’s argument?
A. County X and County Y are adjacent to each other, and both are located in the windiest area of the state. B. The total population of County Y is substantially greater than that of County X. C. Some of the electricity generated by wind farms in County Y would be purchased by users outside the county. D. Wind farms require more land per unit of electricity generated than does any other type of electrical-generation facility. E. Nearly all of County X’s population is concentrated in a small part of the county, while County Y’s population is spread evenly throughout the country.
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Conclusion: Therefore, a wind farm proposed for one of the two counties should be built in County Y rather than in County X.
A. County X and County Y are adjacent to each other, and both are located in the windiest area of the state.[ This is irrelevant to the argument – Eliminate it]
B. The total population of County Y is substantially greater than that of County X.[Wind farms require huge land space – total population is not discussed in the argument – eliminate it]
C. Some of the electricity generated by wind farms in County Y would be purchased by users outside the county. [Who purchase Wind Farms’ electricity is out of scope of the argument – Eliminate it]
D. Wind farms require more land per unit of electricity generated than does any other type of electrical-generation facility.[“Wind farms” vs. other source of electricity generation – out of scope – eliminate it]
E. Nearly all of County X’s population is concentrated in a small part of the county, while County Y’s population is spread evenly throughout the country. [This is sufficient to weaken the argument conclusion – Hold it]
Answer: E
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