We are trying to prove the conclusion that SRO-->/L; because the sufficient side variable lines up right where we want it (SRO), we just want a /L variable somewhere in our conditional chain that allows us to transitively draw the conclusion. Luckily, just adding it to the end allows us to do so:
SRO-->LLW-->/CR-->/L
What was the relationship we just added? /CR-->/L, which is the contrapositive of C: L-->CR
A some statement could never allow us to infer any kind of new "all" relationship, which is what the question is asking us to prove, so that's why C is incorrect.
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CR-->/LLW-->/SRO
contrapositive: SRO-->LLW-->/CR
We are trying to prove the conclusion that SRO-->/L; because the sufficient side variable lines up right where we want it (SRO), we just want a /L variable somewhere in our conditional chain that allows us to transitively draw the conclusion. Luckily, just adding it to the end allows us to do so:
SRO-->LLW-->/CR-->/L
What was the relationship we just added? /CR-->/L, which is the contrapositive of C: L-->CR
A some statement could never allow us to infer any kind of new "all" relationship, which is what the question is asking us to prove, so that's why C is incorrect.