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Which assumption is necessary for the argument: "Since the new store location has more foot traffic; it will generate higher sales than the old location"?

Difficulty: Hard

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Hard GMAT item. Correct choice: A. A meaningful portion of foot traffic converts into actual purchases.

Correct answer

A. A meaningful portion of foot traffic converts into actual purchases

Explanation

A meaningful portion of foot traffic converts into actual purchases is the term that matches Which assumption is necessary for the argument Since the new store location has more foot traffic it will generate higher sales than the old location option A Option B The old location will close permanently is a different value from A meaningful portion of foot traffic converts into actual purchases Option C The new location has lower rent than the old one is a different value from A meaningful portion of foot traffic converts into actual purchases Option D Foot traffic is the only factor that affects sales is a different value from A meaningful.

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