There are 2 scenarios 'Yes' and 'No'. If 2 parts do not have any association then why responding part didn't answer Yes? This is the weakening part here. Other than A all are not relevent
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Source: Beat The GMAT — Critical Reasoning |
This is very much similar to one of the OG questions.
There are 2 scenarios 'Yes' and 'No'. If 2 parts do not have any association then why responding part didn't answer Yes? This is the weakening part here. Other than A all are not relevent
There are 2 scenarios 'Yes' and 'No'. If 2 parts do not have any association then why responding part didn't answer Yes? This is the weakening part here. Other than A all are not relevent
Sudhanshu
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youre funny, why have to laugh at the choice which is really so correct. there are 2 part spilt from the deaf person, one part can hear and one part cant and while asked if the deaf divided into hearable part if he can hear he answered " no". is it not logic? if the hear part was asked he must hear it and must understand the question. when the understand the question, it mean he can answer to it and when he answer to it it mean he can hear and he must answer yes, why did he answer no? lol
you made me laugh lol













