- Joined
- Apr 2025
- Subscription
- Free
Is C also incorrect because its premises are what has been said rather than evidence or something that has been established like in the stim? #help
I was tripped up by the phrase "barely meets the previous estimates" in the second clause of the second sentence. I was unsure if that meant the current estimates were just barely above or just barely below the previous.
I'm guessing the fact that the first clause of the sentence presents the previous estimates as small is meant to indicate the current estimates are even smaller. But I'm still wondering if anyone else was a bit confused by that phrase or has any tips on not spending too much time unpacking things like this.
Hypothetical question: if D said "there are other factors besides the threat of competition that keeps companies from raising prices" could it be a correct AC if this was a weakening question? I'm just trying to understand why I initially chose this AC #help
How can I join? Whatsapp or IG works for me
Hi! I would love to be added :)
#help
For 26, I did not pick C because I assumed the author of the passage only presents someone else's (the biologist) modification to the prevailing view and then discusses the implications of the modifications made by the biologists. I don't know if that makes sense