Cats are generally more agile than dogs. However, since squirrels are more agile than rabbits, it can be concluded that cats are more agile than rabbits. If any of the following statements were added as premises, which one would not make the conclusion logically valid?

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Squirrels are more agile than cats.

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Cats and squirrels have the same level of agility.

Dogs and squirrels have the same level of agility.

Dogs are more agile than rabbits.

Dogs are more agile than squirrels.

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Cats are generally more agile than dogs. However, since squirrels are more agile than rabbits, it can be concluded that cats are more agile than rabbits. If any of the following statements were added as premises, which one would not make the…

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sawaiApr 7, 2025

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What this question tests

What it tests

Whether you can explain an apparent contradiction in a way that makes both facts true.

Common trap

Picking an option that explains one side of the paradox while making the other side false.