Suppose a Salesperson Claims Brand a Is More Effective at Cleaning

question 7

Multiple Choice

Suppose a salesperson claims Brand A is more effective at cleaning dishes than Brand B. If you assume this claim to be true, what is an empirically testable conclusion that would follow from this assumption?

• A) Brand A will cost less than Brand B.
• B) The probability a dish gets cleaned using Brand A is higher than the probability it gets cleaned using Brand B.
• C) Brand A is a better purchase than Brand B.
• D) The probability Brand A is available for purchase is greater than the probability Brand B is available for purchase.

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Definitions:

Junk Food

Food items with little nutritional value, high in calories, sugars, fats, and salts, often processed or fast food.

Inactivity

Lack of physical movement or exercise, often associated with increased health risks.

Weight Loss

The process of losing body weight, typically by means of reducing body fat or overall body mass.

Isometric Exercise

A form of exercise involving the static contraction of a muscle without any visible movement in the angle of the joint.