12. If one is disorganized, one is inefficient. Hence, if one is disorganized, one will not succeed. Therefore, Jim will not succeed. And therefore, Jim will lose his
business.
What can correctly be said about the above argument?
A. The first step assumes that Jim is disorganized and the second step assumes that he will lose his business.
B. The first step assumes that if one is inefficient one will not succeed and the second step assumes that if Jim does not
succeed, then he will lose his business
inefficient one will not succeed and the second step assumes that Jim will not
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C. The first step assumes that if one
succeed.
one is inefficient one will not succeed and the second step assumes that Jim is
D. The first step assumes that
disorganized
E. None of the above.
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