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Problem 37

A television advertisement claiming that a product is light years ahead of its time does not make sense because (a) it doesn’t specify the number of light-years; (b) it uses light years to talk about time, but a light-year is a unit of distance;(c) light-years can only be used to talk about light.

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In a television advertisement, it is claimed that a product is light years ahead of its time. Option (a) says that it doesn’t specify the number of light-years, but here in the question, it is not about the light-years, which is a unit of distance. It indicates about the time, so option (a) is not the correct answer.

In option (c), it is given that the advertisement which says that a product is light years ahead of its time does not make sense because light-years can only be used to talk about light. The option is incorrect because light-years are utilized to represent that distance covered by the light in a particular year, and it doesn’t talk about light.

Option (c) is not the correct answer.