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Statement Postal rates have been increased to meet the deficit Assumptions I The present rates are v...........

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Statement:Postal rates have been increased to meet the deficit.

Assumptions:I. The present rates are very low.

II. If the rates are not increased, the deficit cannot be met.

if only assumption I is implicit

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if only assumption II is implicit

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if either I or II is implicit

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if neither I nor II is implicit

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Postal rates have been increased. The cause : to meet the deficit. This never means that the present rates are low. If the price of goods increases, it is not necessary that the earlier price was low. But the tone of the statement clearly implies that postal rates have been increased out of compulsion : so II is implicit.
Hence, option (B) is correct.

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