I guess I originally thought that D would fit the analysis because you can't replan the old warehouse until you move everything into the second warehouse. But after seeing the explanation I understand how its the best answer choice.

#help is it recommended to go through one stimulus and then the answer choices, then back to the second stimulus for 'disagree' questions? I don't remember this in the lessons.

#help I understand the reasoning after watching the video. But I feel like if I was doing this problem under timed test conditions I would pick D to the language of 'quantity' and 'profits'. Is there a quick way to signify that the answer is not D?

If the premise was left out and the stimulus only said the conclusion I feel like this would be way easier. In a way, the inclusion of the premise made me feel like I had to find an answer choice that addressed that a warranty signified that the product was poor quality.

Thank you!!

So for NA questions that have an analogous argument is it safe to say that most of the time the correct answer will have to explain the analogy?

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I'm sorry but this explanation makes little sense to me. The language in the stimulus says "write well", so then wouldn't it be fair to interpret that the PAI is that they can't agree on whether someone who wasn't in their teens during the 60s can write well about rock music? Why is the correct language "qualified to write well"?

It explicitly tricky because both Jorge and Ruth use the language "write well" and not "qualified'.

Yes that's correct. I made the same mistake and chose B. I haven't watched the explanation but the I noticed the reason D is correct is because it is the only answer that guarantees that the company will hurt from a new marketing campaign. The other answer choices make the future seem glim but don't assure that it will weaken the future of the drug company.

This is why I love the videos. I would have never understand why C was wrong or why D was right unless someone carefully walked me through it.

Thats a good idea. Thanks for the advice! Will make sure to do this moving forward.

Really frustrating to get questions wrong that look so obvious after doing the review. Does anyone have any tips on the mental challenge of this?