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Distance learning offers a potentially lucrative option for learning institutions. Money that would otherwise be spent

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Sun Feb 28, 2021 6:02 pm

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Distance learning offers a potentially lucrative option for learning institutions. Money that would otherwise be spent on classroom space, parking facilities, climate control, and other particulars associated with providing a location-specific service can be diverted to marketing and quality control two crucial factors that can drive new business.

Which of the following can be correctly inferred from the statements above?

A. The costs associated with offering distance learning are lower than those of other instruction methods.
B. Online classes are more convenient for both instructors and students than are classes held at specific geographic locations.
C. Distance learning does not required climate control or parking facilities.
D. Most types of instruction can be effectively conducted in an online setting.
E. Computers and internet access are uniformly available to people in the developed world.



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Source: — Critical Reasoning |

The argument is about how much money we can save if distance learning is observed instead of on-site learning.

Option A - correct
This can correctly be inferred from the sentence because it is very much about the center point of the argument. It can be decided from the argument itself.

Option B - incorrect
The main argument doesn't explicitly say if distance learning is convenient for the students but it says it is cost-effective, so we can infer the convenience it can provide.

Option C - incorrect
This statement has already been stated in the main argument. It is just repeating what the argument has stated earlier itself.

Option D - incorrect
This option is out of scope. There's no enough information from the argument to state that most types of instructions can be effectively conducted in an online setting.

Option E - incorrect
This is entirely not part of the argument. The main argument doesn't talk about the existence of computers and internet access being available to people.
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