Question

After receiving numerous complaints from residents about loud, highly amplified music played at local clubs, Middletown is considering a law that would prohibit clubs located in residential areas from employing musical groups that consist of more than three people.

The likelihood that the law would be effective in reducing noise would be most seriously diminished if which of the following were true?

A. Groups that consist of more than three musicians are usually more expensive for clubs to hire than are groups that consist of fewer than three musicians.
B. In towns that have passed similar laws, many clubs in residential areas have relocated to nonresidential areas.
C. Most of the complaints about the music have come from people who do not regularly attend the clubs.
D. Much of the music popular at the local clubs can be played only by groups of at least four musicians.
E. Amplified music played by fewer than three musicians generally is as loud as amplified music played by more than three musicians.

Answer 1

D. Most music groups are made of 3 or more persons

Step-by-step explanation:

It is quite uncommon to find that there are less than three persons in any music group. Although it is possible, the number of groups with less than three persons are quite less than the number of groups that are more.

By implementing this law that there can only be three people or less in the group does not decrease the amount of noise that is made but it does decrease the frequency that the noise is made.

This implementation will see fewer groups and reduced noise overall. However when the noise is made it is very likely that it will be just as loud as a band with more than three persons.