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Argument: A publishing company switched its primary focus from print books to e-books. Since the switch, the company's profit margin has increased by 12%. Clearly, e-books are more profitable for the company than print books.

Which of the following is an assumption required by the argument?

  1. The average selling price of an e-book is higher than the average price of a comparable traditional print book.
  2. E-books generate meaningfully higher total annual revenue for the company than its print book titles do.
  3. The company will eventually phase out its print book division entirely so that it can focus only on the growing digital market.
  4. The company's core target audience clearly prefers reading on modern digital devices rather than on traditional printed paper.
  5. The increase in profit margin was not primarily driven by a massive reduction in the company's administrative staff.

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