it is just a jargeon of language sir.

essentially are the same. Do not delve into many sophistications. They are still inference questions

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Statement A:
"Regardless of the ultimate impact of file sharing on the music industry, two certainties will be a decrease in album sales for musicians and an increase in concert tours."
- Evaluation:
- The passage confirms that file sharing led to fears of decreased album sales, but it does not state that an increase in concert tours is a certainty.
- In fact, the hoped-for boom in live performances ("bardic tradition") failed to materialize due to rising ticket costs.
- Conclusion: False (the increase in tours was speculative, not guaranteed).

Statement B:
"A subset of musicians would prefer to make their living as touring performers."
- Evaluation:
- The passage mentions that some artists (a subset) envisioned a return to the "bardic tradition," where musicians relied on live performances rather than album sales.
- This implies that at least some musicians preferred touring over record sales.
- Conclusion: True (directly supported by the text).

Statement C:
"A musician's profits from concert tours are usually greater than those from record sales."
- Evaluation:
- The passage does not compare profit margins between tours and record sales.
- It only speculates that more fans might lead to better-attended shows, but this outcome did not happen as hoped.
- Conclusion: False (unsupported by the passage).