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ExBenton Motor Company has developed a driver monitoring

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Wed Sep 05, 2018 5:05 am

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ExBenton Motor Company has developed a driver monitoring system that will warn the driver by flashing lights, and warning sounds if the driver is not paying attention to the roads ahead, or a dangerous situation is detected. A spokeswoman for the company claims that the new system will make its new cars safer.

The argument above assumes which of the following?
A. The new system will be commercially successful.
B. ExBenton Motor Company is likely to sell more cars if the new feature is available to the public.
C. People unfamiliar with the new system could become distracted or confused by the system's flashing lights and warning sounds.
D. Drivers of cars equipped with the new system are likely to know how to respond to the warning lights and flashing sounds to avert danger.
E. Similar driver monitoring systems have been proven to improve safety in both testing and on real-life conditions.

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by deloitte247 » Thu Sep 20, 2018 10:48 pm
Option A - INCORRECT.
It is incorrect to say that the new system will be commercially successful. The reason is that many people may not be interested or conversant with the car system yet.

Option B - INCORRECT.
As stated above, it is false to assume that ExBenton motor company is likely to sell more cars if the system is made available to public. Definitely, most of the public will not be attracted to the car despite the new features. Those getting it will take time to do so considering the fact that they would want to understand how it works before doing so.

Option C - INCORRECT.
This is incorrect and does not support the assumption of the conclusion above. People who are unfamiliar with the new system could become distracted or confused by the light and sounds. This is untrue because, with time people will embrace it having understood how it works.

Option D - CORRECT.
This option is more accurate from the argument above. Drivers of the cars that have new system will with time understand how to respond to the flashing lights and warning sounds to avert danger.

Option E - INCORRECT.
Seemingly believing and trying to strengthen car new system with the idea of similar driver monitoring system. Thus, this have proven to improve safety in both testing and real-life conditions is absolutely wrong.
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