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You are basically asking "how could it possibly be the wrong answer?". Yes, under that definition of "more likely", it cannot be more likely. It can be equally
by danielmarkbruce 3y ago
You are basically asking "how could it possibly be the wrong answer?".
Yes, under that definition of "more likely", it cannot be more likely. It can be equally likely or less likely. And then weighted it would be less likely. And that would be the answer. Which is one of the choices.
- thfuran 3y agoNo, I'm saying "Your interpretation of the sentence is obviously wrong". With that interpretation, parts of the question are nonsense. The more straightforward interpretation does not have that problem.
- danielmarkbruce 3y ago1 - I said it's poorly worded, I didn't interpret it that way. I could see how people would misinterpret it (as pointed out by the parent comment) and people did misinterpret it that way. Look at the other posts here. If someone posts a question in english and a bunch of english speakers misinterpret the question, it's poorly worded by definition. 2 - Exactly what parts of the question are nonsense under that interpretation?