Can someone help me understand why B wouldn't be the answer? I've been trying to understand this one for a while now and it's just not clicking with the explanations provided in this video. When I do the therefore test, what has been categorized as MC--> SC works better then SC-->MC (which is the correct answer)? Both seem to make sense but MC-->SC makes more sense to me.
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Damn number 11 in the video really tricked me
This video was really helpful thank you
Can someone help me understand why B wouldn't be the answer? I've been trying to understand this one for a while now and it's just not clicking with the explanations provided in this video. When I do the therefore test, what has been categorized as MC--> SC works better then SC-->MC (which is the correct answer)? Both seem to make sense but MC-->SC makes more sense to me.
this really helped
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