Discussion :: Critical Resoning
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A salesman of cable TV, while trying to sell his product, was explaining to a perspective customer. "Free TV channels are not really free. You end up paying heavily for the costly advertisements that support free TV channels."Which of the following, if true, goes against the statement of the salesman?
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Consumers who do not own a TV are the ones who spend less on purchase as compared to those who own a TV.
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At places where the reception of signals is very weak, cable TV will be able to provide a better picture quality.
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C.
Cable TV channels also have as many advertisements as free TV channels.
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D.
Those who subscribe to cable TV channels also get access to some free TV channels.
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E.
None of these
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Answer : Option C
Explanation :
Choice (a) supports the salesman's statement. It states that those who do not watch TV tend to spend less. This supports the salesman's statement.
Choice (b) is referring to the TV signals but not about advertisements. Hence, (b) is out of context.
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