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Hello! This is my first time posting a question. I am having trouble understanding why e is the correct answer. Is it correct because to if it's unpopular with the teachers than we have to modify and the word modify implies adopt a new policy? So to make the students happy we should adopt a new policy? Because isn't adopting a new policy the necessary condition for it being unpopular with the students? not the teachers?
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@lenelson2483 That's correct. The assertion in the last sentence is very subtle ("it is bound...").
Alexander, I want your brain! Thank you so much. Just to clarify the premise states "it is bound to be unpopular wither with the faculty or among students" and since e is stating is popular with the faculty, we can AUTOMATICALLY assume that is unpopular with the students only because it said it in the premise, correct? I think I get it! Thanks again
"E" has to be correct because the stimulus asserts that one of the parties is going to be unhappy with the policy. E is simply saying that if it it popular with the faculty, then it is unpopular with the students, which is sufficient to adopt a new policy. @lenelson2483