@laurenstudies Not sure if this is helpful or even correct, but the way I approached this question was by finding the four answer choices that ARE useful to know in evaluating the argument (which is that even though low-wattage bulbs are more expensive than normal bulbs, their advantages are enormous and therefore everyone should use low-wattage bulbs). Once I found those four answer choices that WERE useful to know, I was left with the "correct answer". Idk if that makes any sense lol but that's just kind of how my brains processed this

The video explanation in the previous section was confusing, but reading the summary at the end really helped with this question. I basically found the irrelevant "chain" and in the answer choices looked for the one that would make it relevant to the conclusion.

I, for some reason, am having a better time with strengthen questions than with weakening Qs. Like I can't seem to switch my brain to think "okay find something to weaken this argument"...nonetheless got this one right.

Wow, my brain hurt with this one. The "decreased" was so hard for my brain to process for some reason.

@Shannell_E'llan THIS!!!

3/5...feeling meh :/