Hi Gen, I am interested as well. Feel free to message me!

7Sage keeping it real. Thanks!!!

A: The answer talks about blossoms belonging to the rhododendrons and not the leaves.

B: This answer is not relevant to the argument.

C: Not relevant either.

D: Because of the height difference, the R flowers may have an air temp surrounding them that is higher than the temp of the C flower, which allows for a degree differential of more than 2 celsius. Therefore, determining a thermometer's accuracy based on the appearance of these two flowers side by side can yield incorrect results regarding the actual temperature.

E: What is a moderate temperature range? Which range are these flowers in? What is a warm or cold range? This answer choice forces us to make so many assumptions that it doesn't do much other than add another piece of support that can be easily disproved. It does nothing that says the premises cannot support the conclusion as it says nothing about the curling of the leaves or the blossoming of the petals of both flowers.

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