Resolve the Paradox

A resolve-the-paradox question gives two facts that seem to conflict and asks for the explanation. The right answer lets both facts be true at once. It does not deny either fact.

Example

"The store cut prices but profits rose" is resolved by "The price cut tripled the number of customers."

See also

• Inference
• Strengthen
• Flaw in the Reasoning

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Last updated October 12, 2026