Data conclusions

Read the records, then separate what must be true from what could be true.

Compare success rates with unequal attempt totals

6 questions · No time limit

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Example

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Claim: Group B has a higher success rate than Group E.

Fictional records. Every count is a whole number. Ranges include both ends.
GroupSuccessesAttempts
B25 to 2950
E43 to 4770

Total successes across both groups: 72.

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Judge the claim using only the displayed records. Choose Supported, Contradicted, or Cannot determine.

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Every count is a whole number, and a range includes both endpoints. Supported means the claim holds in every dataset consistent with the records. Contradicted means it holds in none of them. Cannot determine means at least one consistent dataset makes it true and another makes it false. All displayed totals apply at the same time. These are original reasoning exercises, not an intelligence assessment.

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Read the records, then separate what must be true from what could be true.

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