The restaurant failed because its prices were too high. The argument assumes that A) the food was good enough to attract customers B) customers would have come if prices had been lower C) the location was convenient for diners D) the staff was friendly and competent E) competing restaurants charged less

B) customers would have come if prices had been lower

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Assumption question · #34 of 60

The restaurant failed because its prices were too high.

The argument assumes that

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The claim needs prices to be the reason it failed, not bad food or a bad location.

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