Why would "I've decided to go ahead with the operation" in Question 1 be a conclusion? Doesn't it have to be an argument (as opposed to just a statement of fact)?
"Even if we upgrade our IT infrastructure", can't this be a premise? Since upgrading the infrastructure won't help, we need to incorporate other strategies. This is helping the conclusion (of why we need other strategies) not going against it.
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5/5 Let's gooo. The dune one almost got me lol.
Dune mention!! Anyone watching Dune part 3 in December?
Got 4/5 on this one too. I thought more of the first sentence on 4 was the concession, not realizing it endde mid sentence
Dune mention 🤘
So in other words a concession point is admitting that the other side has a good point
5/5 let's go!!
How is I've decided to go ahead with the operation an argument or conclusion? That reads like a choice or fact to me.
5/5 again!
5/5 finally!
Getting better…
Would Question 5 still be classified as an argument?
5/5 finallyyy
5/5 Let's go!
Finally got a 5/5!!!
4/5 messed up on the last question, the author point tripped me up
3/5. Q1 and Q4 got me
Why would "I've decided to go ahead with the operation" in Question 1 be a conclusion? Doesn't it have to be an argument (as opposed to just a statement of fact)?
3/5 Numbers 4 & 5 confused me!
5/5
4/5
"Even if we upgrade our IT infrastructure", can't this be a premise? Since upgrading the infrastructure won't help, we need to incorporate other strategies. This is helping the conclusion (of why we need other strategies) not going against it.
5/5 guys let's go
4/5, the last one confused me a lot.
5/5 Even if I hesitated thinking about no 5 being a trick question
5/5!!!! :D