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01 Aug 2019, 03:09
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a) Driving at random or in the middle is not an equally good solution - it is no solution at all - to the problem of coordination.
b) The British drive on the left and Americans on the right.
c) But it is not just us that we do drive exclusively on the one or the other.
d) Each has hit upon an equally good solution to the essential problem of coordinating traffic.
e) Driving on the one side is “just us”.
b) The British drive on the left and Americans on the right.
c) But it is not just us that we do drive exclusively on the one or the other.
d) Each has hit upon an equally good solution to the essential problem of coordinating traffic.
e) Driving on the one side is “just us”.
BDECA
d’ starts with each while ‘b’ mentions two entities. Hence,
‘bd’ concomitant. ‘e’ and ‘c’ have the link word ‘just us’
But both answer choices a and b contain both these pairs.
However ‘a’ is talking of ‘.is not an equally good solution’
which means that it follows from the discussion of the
other solutions rather than preceding it.
d’ starts with each while ‘b’ mentions two entities. Hence,
‘bd’ concomitant. ‘e’ and ‘c’ have the link word ‘just us’
But both answer choices a and b contain both these pairs.
However ‘a’ is talking of ‘.is not an equally good solution’
which means that it follows from the discussion of the
other solutions rather than preceding it.
