In the 5th question of OUT OF CONTEXT TOPIC ... B talks changes introduced in C and talks of revolution which is further talked abt in D...why B cannot be considered ...it could also be CBDA ...A is related to D but can be said to be out of context being the last statement? Why is it not the case?

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In the 5th question of OUT OF CONTEXT TOPIC ... B talks changes introduced in C and  talks of revolution which is further talked abt in D...why B cannot be considered ...it could also be CBDA ...A is related to D but can be said to be out of context being the last statement? Why is it not the case?

Pv Aaditya · Answer

Hi Sahil, sentence B talks about the changes being 'for good or for evil'. But sentence C talks about measurements. It doesn't make sense to categorize measurements as 'for good or for evil. So, B would not follow C. CDA forms a coherent paragraph and B is out of context.

In the 5th question of OUT OF CONTEXT TOPIC ... B talks changes introduced in C and talks of revolution which is further talked abt in D...why B cannot be considered ...it could also be CBDA ...A is related to D but can be said to be out of context being the last statement? Why is it not the case?

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