Mathematics · Logical Reasoning - Statement and Argument
A statement is given followed by two arguments numbered I and II. Study the statement and arguments carefully, and choose the appropriate option. Statement: Compared to all apartments with the same square foot area, the rent for apartments above the sixth floor in most high-rise apartment buildings is higher. Arguments: I. Living on higher floors is riskier as there is more dependence on lifts compared to lower floors, which can be accessed by stairs. II. Air pollution is significantly lower on the higher floors compared to the lower floors.
- 1Argument II does not support the statement, while Argument I supports the statement.
- 2Both arguments I and II do not support the statement.
- 3Arguments I and II both support the statement.
- 4Argument I does not support the statement, while Argument II supports the statement.✓
Correct answer
Argument I does not support the statement, while Argument II supports the statement.
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