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Although some nutritional facts about soft drinks are listed on their labels, exact caffeine content is not.
Listing exact caffeine LCC → ELC content would make it easier to limit, but not eliminate, one's caffeine intake.
If it became easier for ELC → IH people to limit, but not eliminate, their caffeine intake, many people would do so, which would improve their health.
If all the statements above are true, which one of the following must be true?
The health of at least
Why this is right
This follows from LCC ? IH the second and third statements.
Skill tested: Must be True · how this choice captures the argument's function is the move to repeat next time.
89% picked this
Many people will be unable
This negates the ~LCC ? ~ELC second statement.
7% picked this
Many people will find it
This negates the ~LCC ? ~ELC second statement.
2% picked this
People who wish to eliminate,
People who wish to limit their caffeine intake are out of scope.
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The health of at least
This contradicts LCC ? ~IH the inference of the second and third statements.
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