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The author concludes that Sarah uses the pool at City Gym. This is based on the fact that in order to use the pool at the gym, one must have a membership, and Sarah has a membership.

The author confuses a necessary condition for using the pool (having a membership) with a sufficient condition. Although Sarah meets the necessary condition because she has a membership, that doesn’t imply that she must use the pool.

The argument doesn’t rely on any purported exceptions to the policy that membership is required in order to use the pool.

Sarah’s membership is required for her to use the pool. But this does not ensure that she uses the pool.

The argument’s reasoning doesn’t rely on presenting two alternatives.

The argument doesn’t go from whole to part. The premise doesn’t assert that there’s a group that uses the pool.

(E) describes circular reasoning. The argument’s conclusion doesn’t restate a premise.

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