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Question 14 of 25 — LR Section A12:47 remaining

"The mayor's argument assumes that the increase in park attendance is directly attributable to the new fountain. However, attendance at all city parks rose by nearly the same percentage this year."

Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above?

A.It fails to consider alternative explanations for the increase.
B.Attendance rose comparably at parks without new attractions.
C.The fountain was less expensive than initially budgeted.

Question of the Day · Paradox · Logical Reasoning

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Sales of the new smartphone dropped 15% after its price was reduced. Consumer surveys show demand for the phone remained strong throughout the period.

Which of the following, if true, best resolves the apparent paradox?

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