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Role of an Intermediate Conclusion
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LR.184 Role of an Intermediate Conclusion
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Which choice correctly describes the function of the bracketed statement?
A
It presents an objection that unusual projects can temporarily change item demand, which the argument later answers.
B
It states a necessary assumption that past weekly use perfectly predicts future demand, without receiving support from the preceding facts.
C
It states the main conclusion that the office should keep use-based thresholds for routine supplies, while the following sentence merely restates that point.
D
It supplies neutral background about office supply inventory management and does not advance the argument's inferential chain.
E
It is an intermediate conclusion drawn from use-based thresholds, fewer stockouts, and no increase in shelf inventory value and then used to support the claim that the office should keep use-based thresholds for routine supplies.
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