@WendellAdom from my understanding it basically goes against the conclusion and is the ideal experiment by using different kinds of soils. But because the conslusion is saying that the data is misleading we need something that is going to strengthen that support on why it is misleading and B answers that by basically saying that they used the molecules equally all in one soil which is not the ideal experiment.

@Davviiiddd I had the same thought process

Before I watched the video I literally solved it like "if there are fewer then 50 people per year AND duplicate more than 25% THEN a proposal for a new department will not be funded" and instinctively knew the answer would be something about having at least 50 or more people in the department before i read the rest of the stimulus. when the stimulus mentioned that there will be a duplicate of 25% that automatically means there are at least 50 people in the department. Im not sure if i solved it the right way in my head but the way the video explained the embedded conditionals was just very confusing

so I originally picked answer choice C before diving into the video however, the reason why i chose C is because previously in the foundations module many can be equated to "some" and that also means at least one, which is why I chose c but is that even the right way to solve this question?