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Sometimes you will read advertisements that make bold claims. When you read the advertisement, you have to independently verify...Question
Sometimes you will read advertisements that make bold claims. When you read the advertisement, you have to independently verify that it makes sense.
Which of these advertisements seems more reasonable?
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Buy two bottles of soda and get one soda free.
Buy two bottles of soda and get one soda free.
Buy two bottles of soda and get a free trip to Disney World.
Buy two bottles of soda and get a free trip to Disney World.
Which of these advertisements seems more reasonable?
(1 point)
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Buy two bottles of soda and get one soda free.
Buy two bottles of soda and get one soda free.
Buy two bottles of soda and get a free trip to Disney World.
Buy two bottles of soda and get a free trip to Disney World.
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The advertisement that seems more reasonable is:
**Buy two bottles of soda and get one soda free.**
This offer is a common promotional tactic in retail, where purchasing a certain quantity of a product can yield an additional item at no cost.
On the other hand, the offer of **buying two bottles of soda and getting a free trip to Disney World** is much less plausible and likely requires a much larger expenditure than just two bottles of soda.
**Buy two bottles of soda and get one soda free.**
This offer is a common promotional tactic in retail, where purchasing a certain quantity of a product can yield an additional item at no cost.
On the other hand, the offer of **buying two bottles of soda and getting a free trip to Disney World** is much less plausible and likely requires a much larger expenditure than just two bottles of soda.
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