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Sure Enough Insurance is a large insurance company that has

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Sat Feb 02, 2019 4:46 pm

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Sure Enough Insurance is a large insurance company that has recently been dealing with financial difficulties. Whenever a policy-holder makes a claim, a claims coordinator determines the amount of money Sure Enough Insurance is obligated to pay. The aforementioned financial difficulties are forcing Sure Enough Insurance to fire 25% of its claim coordinators. To ensure Sure Enough Insurance's ability to handle claims within a reasonable time period, consultants recommend that Sure Enough Insurance lay off those coordinators who now take the longest time, on average, to complete work on their assigned claims.

In the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?


A. The first is a claim whose accuracy is an issue in the argument; the second is a conclusion drawn from that claim.

B. The first is evidence that challenges the argument's conclusion; the second is that conclusion.

C. The first is evidence that favors an explanation the argument challenges; the second is that explanation.

D. The first is part of the evidence presented in the argument; the second is the argument's conclusion.

E. The first is the argument's conclusion; the second is the evidence on which this conclusion is based.

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by deloitte247 » Wed Feb 06, 2019 8:48 pm
Option A :- INCORRECT
The first boldface portion doesn't play the role of a claim in the argument, it stands as a reference or evidence to show the works of the claims coordinator who happens to be part of the main concern of the argument. The second boldface portion is a conclusion drawn from the argument itself and not from the first boldface portion.

Option B :- INCORRECT
The first boldface portion is quite explanatory and doesn't in anyway challenge the argument's conclusion. The second boldface portion plays the role of the conclusion to the argument.

Option C :- INCORRECT
It is quite true that the first boldface portion plays the role of an evidence, but it doesn't favor the argument challenges which are the financial difficulties that the insurance company is facing.
The second boldface portion don't play the role of an explanation but rather concludes on the solution to the whole argument.

Option D :- CORRECT
It is very much true that the first boldface portion plays the role of evidence presented to uphold the argument. It explains the usefulness of the claims coordinator. While the second boldface portion plays the role of the conclusion to the argument.

Option E :- INCORRECT
The boldface portion doesn't conclude on the argument , it is part of the main reason on which the argument is based. While the second boldface portion doesn't play the role of an evidence but a conclusion to the argument.
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