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by pappueshwar » Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:18 pm
In experiments in which certain kinds of bacteria were placed in a generous supply of nutrients, the populations of bacteria grew rapidly, and genetic mutations occurred at random in the populations. These experiments show that all genetic mutation is random.

OA IS A

WHY IS B INCORRECT?

Which one of the following, if true, enables the conclusion to be properly drawn?

(A) Either all genetic mutations are random or none are random.

(B) The bacteria tested in the experiments were of extremely common forms.

(C) If all genetic mutations in bacteria are random, then all genetic mutations in every other life form are random also.

(D) The kind of environment in which genetic mutation takes place has no effect on the way genetic mutation occurs.

(E) The nutrients used were the same as those that nourish the bacteria in nature.
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by sam2304 » Mon Mar 12, 2012 5:30 am
Please post your queries at the end and not in the middle of the question.

A small sample of bact placed in generous supply of nutrients => Pop Inc and gen mutations occurred at random.

A - though only first fact is supported - only this option is more accurate compared to others
B - It is mentioned as certain kinds of bacteria and what is stated in the ans choice is exactly opposite - most common forms - Irrelevant
C - There is no information to support this claim - the argument speaks only about bacteria.
D - Out of Scope as in this cannot be arrived using the details in the argument.
E - No information to support this.

IMO A
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