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发表于 2011-10-15 11:20:42
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B strengthens the conclusion (There should be a greater use of gasohol) because it gives an extra reason to use gasohol. It is common sense that energy shortage is NOT a good thing to have. So anything that minimize the risk to have such a shortage is welcome. C on the other hand would weaken the argument in that it points to the possibility that greater use of gasohol would lead to more emission of carbon monoxide on the whole, another common sense defect that a GMAT student would avoid. -- by 会员 sdcar2010 (2011/10/15 8:19:24)
B - basically you are saying any choice that might be a solution to energy shortage in any CR, MUST BE RIGHT, no matter whether is mentioned in/ relevant to the original question, as long as it has a thing to defeat energy shortage/ global warming.
c - one of the things, probably the most important, I learned in GMAT is that you don't assume anything. How much gasohol emits, we don't know, as an engineer myself I truly without shame to say: I really don't know. I don't expect other ppl know that.
How much less emission than gas, we don't know neither.
Is it possible that although it has less gas/mileage performance, but it still out perform gas?
for example, let's say gas -10L/km, Gasohol 20L/km(that's a lot than slightly more, lol, but whatever), emission, gas - 100 (whatever the unit is, I don't know)/L, Gasohol - 1 unit/L, simple math: if you drive 10km you use 100L gas, 200L gasohol, but you only emit 200 unit with gasohol compare to 10000 if you use gas. If you say my calculation is wrong, I put much smaller number for gasohol emission.... maybe, how about you do it? but please keep this in mind: there is one constrain, which is the fact given by the original question, you can only set the gasohol's unit/L so high that the product of L/KM and Unit/L for gasohol can never exceed than that of the gas.
Actually, to answer the question above, no, it's not just possible, it will out perform gas no mater what you assume, because it's a given fact, I don't know where (probably NASA) they got that conclusion, but technically/scientifically we just can not doubt that.
Let me tell you what I know of:
People don't use things that emit? clearly not true, that's what I know. People use clean energy, as long as it's clean, no matter what? that's also not true, and that's what I know.
AND I ALSO KNOW THIS: Burning gasohol adds no more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere than plants remove by photosynthesis. Doesn't really matter how much "slightly more gasohol per kilometer than they do gasoline" as it's already been stated, it simply will "add no more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere than plants remove by photosynthesis."
if you want to talk about common sense, lets talk about common scene. I know how each individual weights his/her personal fiance issue against big global environment issue. Answer is way out! people are pragmatic, even selfish (hey, that's the game theory all about, eh?), when it comes to their own money! Most, if not all, of the people in the US still don't buy the green movement shit that UN or other NGOs been advocating for years and years. That's why, at least one of the reasons, we have Tea Party moment going on right now in the US. |
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