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(A) I believe that 20% of your work generates 80% of your returns 
(B) Justice R Banumathi recently became the first woman judge from Tamil Nadu to be elevated to the Supreme Court. 
(C) Raman asks a lot of questions in the class. This leads to him understanding the class concepts better than others. 
(D) Taking the CLAT online may or may not lead to an increase in the number of aspirants taking the CLAT.
  • a)
    JFJJ 
  • b)
    JFFF 
  • c)
    JFII 
  • d)
    FJFJ
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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(A) I believe that 20% of your work generates 80% of your returns(B) J...
J – Though this might seem like a fact, it is at best an opinion. Furthermore, the person making the statement has said ‘I believe’.
F – This is a verifiable fact.
I – Raman’s asking a lot of questions (Fact) leads to him understanding the class concepts better than others (Inference).
I – Taking the CLAT online (Fact) may or may not lead to an increase in the number of aspirants taking the CLAT (Inference).
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(A) I believe that 20% of your work generates 80% of your returns(B) J...
J – Though this might seem like a fact, it is at best an opinion. Furthermore, the person making the statement has said ‘I believe’.
F – This is a verifiable fact.
I – Raman’s asking a lot of questions (Fact) leads to him understanding the class concepts better than others (Inference).
I – Taking the CLAT online (Fact) may or may not lead to an increase in the number of aspirants taking the CLAT (Inference).
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