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ID: LSAT-LR-096
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Strengthen
Difficulty level: Medium

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Resale platform manager: Sellers here, who set their own asking prices and may lower them at any time, complain that their listings sit unsold for weeks. The obvious remedy, cutting the asking price, is not the one that works. What moves an item is a buyer being able to tell from the listing alone what condition it is in; sellers who add close photographs of wear sell within days without lowering their price.

Which one of the following, if true, most strengthens the manager's argument?

AAmong sellers who did eventually find a buyer, a majority said afterwards that condition had mattered to that buyer more than the price they were asking.

BSellers who added close photographs of wear were not, on the whole, offering items in better condition than others, and their asking prices were no lower than those of comparable listings.

CAcross the platform, listings carrying close photographs of wear tend, month after month, to be the ones that sell soonest, in every category of goods.

DAcross the resale market, items worth under twenty pounds find buyers faster than those worth over two hundred, whatever their photographs show.

ESellers who photograph wear closely answer fewer questions from buyers about condition than sellers who do not.

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