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A convenience store manager noticed that a cooler which had

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Thu Dec 13, 2018 10:09 pm

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A convenience store manager noticed that a cooler which had been stocked with only a cola product and an iced-tea product had 15 colas left at the end of the day but only 3 iced-tea beverages. As a result, the manager reasoned that he should increase the amount of iced tea and decrease the amount of cola he ordered from the distributor.

Which of the following, if true, would most strengthen the manager's rationale for ordering more iced tea and less cola?
a. The cooler in question is the only place in the store where the cola and iced tea beverages are stocked.

b. On that day, a month-long $1,000,000 sweepstakes began, with prizes awarded via the bottlecaps on the iced tea beverage.

c. At the beginning of the day, the cooler was stocked with at least as many of the iced tea beverages as of the cola beverages.

d. On the subsequent day, the remaining three iced tea beverages all sold within the first hour after the store opened.

e. During that week, a special "buy one, get one free" sale was in effect for the cola beverage.

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by deloitte247 » Sat Jun 15, 2019 12:16 pm
Option A:- Incorrect
The conclusion here is preposterous; the question prepares to inform us about the stocking of Cola and iced tea at the beginning of each day for sales.

Option B:- Incorrect
There was no information provided about concerning the factor responsible for more sales of more iced tea beverage. Hence there will be no sense of relevance making such assumptions.

Option C:- correct
This information is coherent with that provided in the question above; it means as many as possible rich tea beverage will be in stock at the beginning of each day.

Option D:- Incorrect
There is no information provided about the subsequent day; the convenience Manager drew his conclusions from the previous sales record.

Option E:- Incorrect
The information contained here is untrue. Hence it does not contribute to the Manager's decision
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