Mathematics · Statements and Arguments
An interrogative statement is followed by two arguments numbered I and II. Decide which of the arguments is 'strong' with respect to the statement. Statement: Should the government increase the budget allocation for participation in international sporting events? Arguments: I. Yes, because India has many talented youths in sports, but the country is often unable to perform well due to a lack of resources. II. No, India is a developing country and this money should be used exclusively for basic welfare activities.
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- 1Only argument I is strong.✓
- 2Only argument II is strong.
- 3Either I or II is strong.
- 4Neither I nor II is strong.
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Only argument I is strong.
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