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in order to weaken an argument you have to find the premise for that argument - here the author uses the facts about spiral galaxies - the fact that their spin does not change as you get further from the center (where there is less luminous mass) and therefore there must be dark mass that takes up the difference. Then in the next paragraph he uses this information to support the fact that over 90% of the dark matter is not detected.
This type of reasoning is akin to saying that becuase we have found that black widow spiders are extremely poisonous then most of the spiders are also extremely poisonous - this isn't true unless most of the spiders in the world are Black widows. similarly the above argument rests on the fact that spiral galaxies make up enough of the univers to make a blanket stament. This is why A weakens it - becuase if Spiral galaxies less common than other galaxies that don't have the same properties then you can't make that conclusion |
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