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Why exactly is A wrong?
DougTheBrownieHunter
Alum Member
I cannot find fault with A or E. Both seem to fit the pattern of reasoning. E seems to be more applicable, but that doesn't make A wrong. Any help appreciated!!
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Hi there! Could you please provide which question you are referring to? Maybe you meant to post this on the explanation page for the specific question?