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Kim does not mention research though and it requires us to make assumptions. I was wondering if anyone could help me understand this better, Im still confused on why it is B.

Question 5:

I don’t understand how the the sentence is the conclusion. It doesn’t feel right to me because it seems like it makes a big leap from the premise:

"Consequently, almost all of this surge can be attributed to decreased physical activity and changes in dietary habits."

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It's finally clicking for me which makes me so excited, lets go we got this

Does anyone have any tips on hitting the target time for each question. I am alway a few seconds over it but have been getting all the questions correct so far. Would love some tips or strategies!

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Can anyone explain question #4, I cant seem to understand just this one.

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Can someone explain question #5 as I made the mistake of assuming everyone is all. Im just kinda of confused by how it translates to some.

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I was stuck between A and B but can someone explain why B is wrong. I don't understand

Is anything after the indicator necessary and the remaining parts are sufficient, so those are what you negate?

Is this correct? #help

Sufficient: Enough to guarantee the outcome (Triggers it)

Necessary: Required for the outcome, but doesn’t guarantee it (Must be present)

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Can anyone explain what choice A means for some reason I cant seem to understand it. This question has me stuck.