I thought E was wrong because while it describes exactly what happened, it isn't strong enough to tackle the conclusion. #help

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For A, JY says correlation doesn't help us strengthen causation, but in the last question set ( PrepTest 22 - Section 2 - Question 09 about peach trees) answer choice C is correct because in that case correlation does help strengthen the causal argument. What is the takeaway here? When do correlation answers help strengthen causal questions and when do they not? #help

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Me too...D seemed too far removed. Still not entirely sure why C is wrong as it introduces an alternate explanation thus weakening the conclusion.

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