Statement: "Join X-tuition classes for sure success. Excellent teaching by excellent teachers is our strength." - An advertisement.
Assumptions:
I. Sure success is desirable.
II. Students expect sure success when they join any tuition class.
III. Just having excellent teachers does not ensure success.

Only I and II are implicit

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Only II and III are implicit

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Only I and III are implicit

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Only II is implicit

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All are implicit

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Solution

The correct option is A Only I and II are implicit
The advertisement seeks to attract the students by promising them sure success. So, both I and II are implicit. Assumption III does not follow from the statement and so is not implicit.

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Statement: "Join X-tuition classes for sure success. Excellent teaching by excellent teachers is our strength." - An advertisement.Assumptions:I. Sure success is desirable.II. Students expect sure success when they join any tuition class.III. Just having excellent teachers does not ensure success.

The correct option is A Only I and II are implicitThe advertisement seeks to attract the students by promising them sure success. So, both I and II are implicit. Assumption III does not follow from the statement and so is not implicit.

The correct option is A Only I and II are implicit
The advertisement seeks to attract the students by promising them sure success. So, both I and II are implicit. Assumption III does not follow from the statement and so is not implicit.