I know i'm a little late to the party but i just wanted to share an "alternative" way of solving question 4. You just take your table from question 2 where the only open spot is the type of R's call and say it's local. The options A, B, D and E are true in this case so you know the answer must be C just by the process of elimination and without any calculations.
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The king
ive learned so much from you. Thank you so much :)
You’re too kind. Are you testing this weekend, or is your administration later?
I know i'm a little late to the party but i just wanted to share an "alternative" way of solving question 4.
You just take your table from question 2 where the only open spot is the type of R's call and say it's local.
The options A, B, D and E are true in this case so you know the answer must be C just by the process of elimination and without any calculations.
a little too fast for me but....I got it after a few pauses, lol...thank you