Because Answer Choice B was correct over Answer Choice A, does that mean that we should always keep the premise in order with the conclusion? A=B but B doesn't = A?

#help my stimulus, question, and the answers are shifting all over the place making it hard to read. Is this a glitch? How can I fix this?

Caught myself at the last minute thinking that D was the right answer, but then thought about how it would strengthen and correctly identified A.

D would weaken considerably while A would provide some support

Blind review saves! Taking time to slowly and carefully understand each answer option obviously helps me understand what each means. Hopefully I can eventually begin to do this quicker with practice!

Finally got this! Correct and under the target time! Made my initial choice of B by mentally making a chain of events and B was the one that added up. During blind review I took the time to write down my thought process and came to the same conclusion.

Invest→Rush Hour Traffic Increase→Better Financial P.

A + B = C

Without A you cannot get to C

Blind review really saved me on this one. The target time stresses me out so I choose A. Upon taking my time during the Blind review helped me realize that the correct answer is D through a process of elimination.

For the second example... Would it be correct to also say:

Premise 1: D Some BMR

Premise 2: D->T

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Conclusion: T Some BMR