medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Survey report: Of the residents surveyed about the proposed park, most said they would visit it at least once a month. A council member concludes that most residents of the town would visit the proposed park at least monthly.
The council member's conclusion depends on the assumption that
- the residents who were surveyed are representative of the town's residents generally
- every resident who told surveyors they would visit monthly will, in fact, actually do so
- the proposed park will be sited somewhere convenient to most of the town
- no resident visits any of the town's other existing parks more than monthly
- a clear majority of all the town's residents were included in the sample
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