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[@suprotimroy]

Was quite difficult for me to implement all the guidelines.

[@mohittank9649]

Ma'am, you said in question 3 option 1 is not assumption.
But, look at what I have to say:-
In statement it was clearly mentioned that if one accomplish a task, then he is unlikely to do the second because of finite will power. And also watching less TV and studying required will power.
In option 1, if watching less TV and studying = unrelated tasks, meaning it will require will power, since unrelated work requires more will power.
Then, why eliminated option 1?

[@gmatclub]

Sunita is unlikely to address your doubt but you can visit the forum discussion of this question and post your doubt there for other experts gmatclub.com/forum/people-s-supply-of-willpower-is-not-infinite-psychologists-have-416995.html

[@charbelnasr510]

10 minutes in the video and still didn't get a single valuable piece of information.