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Try today's full question and reviewA city added protected bike lanes on several downtown streets. Cycling accidents on those streets fell by 20% the following year. Officials concluded that the lanes had made cycling safer.
Which fact, if true, most weakens the officials’ conclusion?
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In the bike-lane sample, accident counts fell. That alone does not show that each trip became safer.
The lesson Compare accidents per trip before drawing a safety conclusion.
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See the mistake. Change the pattern. In an original 180 Prep Logical Reasoning sample, cycling accidents fall 20%, but cycling trips fall 30%. Fewer accidents could reflect fewer trips; risk per trip might not have improved. An illustrative study plan follows with Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and review of missed questions. Start studying free at 180prep.ca. This is original LSAT-style practice, not an official LSAT question. 180 Prep is not affiliated with LSAC.
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