Must be TrueDiff: Medium
Logic Breakdown
Passage Summary: You can't make fluffy whipped cream in a blender because there's not enough air, even if you use a special tool.
Reasoning: Blenders produce thick cream instead of fluffy cream because the container doesn't allow enough air in. Special attachments help a bit but can't fix the air intake problem entirely.
Analysis: We are looking for a deduction based strictly on the provided facts. We know two things: fluffy cream requires air, and blenders (even with attachments) lack sufficient air. Therefore, it's impossible to get fully fluffy whipped cream using a blender. The answer will likely be a restatement of this limitation—that no matter what you do with a blender, the air intake will remain a bottleneck for fluffiness.
Reasoning: Blenders produce thick cream instead of fluffy cream because the container doesn't allow enough air in. Special attachments help a bit but can't fix the air intake problem entirely.
Analysis: We are looking for a deduction based strictly on the provided facts. We know two things: fluffy cream requires air, and blenders (even with attachments) lack sufficient air. Therefore, it's impossible to get fully fluffy whipped cream using a blender. The answer will likely be a restatement of this limitation—that no matter what you do with a blender, the air intake will remain a bottleneck for fluffiness.
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Unlock Full Passage8.If all of the statements above are true, which one of the following must be true?
Correct Answer
B
Because the attachment cannot fully compensate for the blender’s poor air intake, it does not suffice to whip cream completely effectively in that blender. This is a direct consequence of the premises.
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