Something I really struggle with is how to know when to make inferences. For example in answer choice C, the assumption was made that other small companies winning prestigious awards (and Baxe not) may insinuate that some of those small companies have designs superior to Baxe. This seems like a reasonable conclusion to make but that's the issue. I make assumptions like this all the time that I feel are reasonably justified and they trap me. How do I know when an inference is actually valid vs. trying to trap me?
Hi Friends! I've finished a lot of the curriculum before I created a study plan but now my dates are all off for a few weeks. For example, this week is just lessons that have already been completed. I tried resetting my start date and changing to a custom plan, but no luck yet. Not a huge deal, but it would be nice if the dates align. Thanks!
Question 3 threw me off because I feel like part of the first sentence is a premise more than context.
I am confused on question 5. Those two sentences don't seem related to me, so how are they an argument in the first place? The first sentence is discussing fast food and the second, activity habits. They are both related to obesity rates but I don't see how the "premise" is supporting the conclusion?
How is C not a valid conclusion? That was brushed over too quickly and it's a common answer choice.