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The world's finest single-malt whiskies come from the highland of Scotland. If the quality of the blended whisky derives from the quality of its component ingredients, then MacDuff's whisky must be the finest whisky in the world, because it blends no fewer than five Scotland's finest single-malt whiskies.
The argument above could be seriously weaken if which of the followin were true?
A. The more single-malt whiskies involved in the batch of blended whisky, the finer the quality of whisky.
B. Whereas many of MacDuff's competitors have been in industry for decades or even century, the MacDuff brand was created within the last decade by marketing committee.
C. Including more than five single-malt whiskies in a blended whisky is a waste, because no one can taste that many component flavors.
D. A blended whisky is as fine as the average quality of its components.
E. The concept of "finest" in a whisky is a subjective measure that cannot be quantified in a statistically valid way.
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The argument above could be seriously weaken if which of the followin were true?
A. The more single-malt whiskies involved in the batch of blended whisky, the finer the quality of whisky.
B. Whereas many of MacDuff's competitors have been in industry for decades or even century, the MacDuff brand was created within the last decade by marketing committee.
C. Including more than five single-malt whiskies in a blended whisky is a waste, because no one can taste that many component flavors.
D. A blended whisky is as fine as the average quality of its components.
E. The concept of "finest" in a whisky is a subjective measure that cannot be quantified in a statistically valid way.
OA Later
Sudhanshu
(have lot of things to learn from all of you)
(have lot of things to learn from all of you)
