So answer choice "D" is talking about a flaw that goes goes from probability in the premise to certainty in the conclusion. For answer choice "D" to be correct, we would need our stimulus to say something like- it's possible that new process will be expensive and the conclusion to say it will cost much.
But if you take a look at our evidence in our stimulus, does it say that its only probably true? No. It says "not only is the new equipment expensive to buy and install but the new process also costs more". So its a very definite statement. There is no "its possible that its expensive". The plant manager is giving us facts that it is expensive in these ways.
I hope this helps you with seeing why answer choice "D" is the wrong answer choice.
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But if you take a look at our evidence in our stimulus, does it say that its only probably true? No. It says "not only is the new equipment expensive to buy and install but the new process also costs more". So its a very definite statement. There is no "its possible that its expensive". The plant manager is giving us facts that it is expensive in these ways.
I hope this helps you with seeing why answer choice "D" is the wrong answer choice.