QUESTION TEXT: Renting cars from dealerships is less expensive than renting…
QUESTION TYPE: Strengthen – Exception
CONCLUSION: Renting from dealerships is relatively more advantageous for locals than for tourists.
ANALYSIS: This is a plausible argument. There’s some legwork required before one can rent from a dealership. Locals only have to do that work once, and then they can rent on multiple occasions. Tourists have to do the work in each city they visit, and pay for a taxi.
Wrong answer will make it easier for locals to rent from dealerships, or harder for tourists to do so.
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- This gives locals an additional advantage.
- This makes it easier for tourists to rent from national firms (no taxi) compared to renting from dealerships (taxi ride required).
- This adds to the work tourists have to undertake before renting from a dealership.
- This grants locals an advantage over tourists for dealership rentals.
- CORRECT. This means that the tourist taxi rides are no longer a disadvantage – locals have to pay at least as much to get to dealerships. This weakens the conclusion.
Recap: The question begins with “Renting cars from dealerships is less expensive than renting”. It is a Strengthen question. Learn how to master LSAT Strengthen questions on the LSAT Logical Reasoning question types page.
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