The passage mentions that the findings challenge existing theories, allowing us to infer that they contradict previous beliefs.

The passage suggests that collective action is necessary to address inequalities, indicating that they can be tackled through collaborative efforts.

Increases stress levels contradicts the general benefits of exercise, which typically reduces stress.

All mammals lay eggs is incorrect as not all mammals lay eggs; most give live birth.

The conclusion drawn is that data analysis is crucial for understanding market dynamics, as supported by the findings.

The passage implies that emotional intelligence is a skill that can be cultivated, making option 1 the logical conclusion.

The passage suggests that education systems must adapt to modern needs, making option 1 the valid conclusion.

The passage suggests that the author supports the integration of technology in education, making option B a valid inference.

The passage suggests that the author advocates for the positive role of technology in education.

Molecular orbital theory explains the magnetic properties of molecules, including paramagnetism and diamagnetism.

The inductive effect is generally weaker than the mesomeric effect.

Polygons are defined as shapes with straight sides, so a polygon cannot have curved sides.

The inductive effect does not involve the delocalization of pi electrons; that is characteristic of the mesomeric effect.

Not all molecular orbitals are degenerate; some can have different energy levels.

The graph shows a clear shift towards sustainable products, indicating a change in consumer preferences.

All statements are true; multiples can be negative, can be equal to the number, and are always integers.

The sum of two multiples of 3 is always a multiple of 3, as multiples of a number are closed under addition.

By definition, a factor divides the number evenly, leaving no remainder.

The contrapositive of the original statement is logically equivalent.

Statement 2 contradicts the implication that all mammals could be warm-blooded, as it suggests some mammals are excluded.

The first statement is inconsistent because it contradicts the existence of flightless birds like penguins.

The premises do not provide information about all flowers, so it is valid to conclude that some flowers do not fade quickly.

The author argues that effective selections require a balance of intuition and analysis, suggesting a thoughtful approach to decision-making.

The passage discusses how systemic factors influence wealth distribution, aligning with this statement.

The author believes that selections are a reflection of personal values and beliefs, indicating their subjective nature.

The author emphasizes that selections require careful consideration and reflection, indicating that not all choices are equally important.

The author believes that selections enhance clarity and understanding, emphasizing their positive impact.

The author acknowledges that the selection process is inherently subjective and should reflect personal biases, suggesting that individual perspectives play a crucial role.

The passage suggests that while change is important, it should be approached gradually, aligning with option B.

The passage outlines various factors contributing to economic inequality, suggesting its complexity.