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Originally Posted by rwest
...Nothing else has to be considered. Not the direction, not the height of the glove in relation to the ball. That's why A and B are incorrect. ....
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No, that's why a and b contain superflouous information. The question does not ask "Which give information, all of which you must consider, on a foul tip." If says "Which answers are correct."
A car is speeding if it is exceeding the speed limit and it is red.
Is that a correct statement?
As I said above, this is a classic umpire exam poorly written question. You have to guess what the question
really is asking, instead of simply what it
did ask.