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Necessary assumption. Use negation.
New Job Created = Jobs created by "previously established companies" + Jobs created by "starup companies"
If you negate C, you have: This year, the new companies starting up will provide substantially more jobs per company than did new companies last year. If this is true, although no new jobs will be created by "old companies," it is possible that jobs created by "new companies" might exceed the total number of jobs created last yeart. Then the argument falls apart. So C is the necessary assumption.
In terms of math:
A = 100 (old companies) + 200 (new companies)
B = 99 (old companies) + x (new companies)
If the conclusion says that B<A, then x has to be less than 200 (last year's new job number).
C) unless a record number of companies start up this year, Derderia will not break its record for new jobs created:
Not A unless B: If A, then B; If not B, then not A.
The total new jobs created by new companies = number of new companies * average number of new jobs created in each new company. Even if the number of new companies drops or remains the same as last year, if the average number of new jobs per new company reaches a new height, the total number of new jobs might still be a record. C simply prevents that from happening. |
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