In this question, a statement is followed by two assumptions :
Statements : Though he is fat yet he
runs fast.
Assumptions I : Fat people have weak
muscles.
: Fat people
generally cannot run fast.
Then which of the answer is correct ?
(I) Only I is implied in the statement.
(2) Only 11 is implied in the statement.
(3) Both I and II are implied in the statement.
(4) Neither I, nor II is implied in the statement.
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Just II is inferred in the announcement.
They are amazingly thin/worn down/old, have no muscle and look extraordinarily frail/unfit.
The enormous number of habitually lazy people looks superior to them.
The main clarification I have is that they truly are unfortunate and their appearance signals weakness caused by unnatural overtraining.
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