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Consider the argument and decide which of the given assumptions is/are implicit. Argument : A top university has reduced the syllabus of Mathematics in Class 12. Assumptions: 1. Students can score more marks than before in Mathematics.
2. This has been done to reduce the stress and burden of the students in Mathematics.

Consider the argument and decide which of the given assumptions is/are implicit. Argument : A top university has reduced the syllabus of Mathematics in Class 12. Assumptions: 1. Students can score more marks than before in Mathematics.
2. This has been done to reduce the stress and burden of the students in Mathematics. Correct Answer Only assumption 2 is implicit

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