All performers want to perform well. Perform who want to perform well exercise regular Therefore, performers who do not exercise are performers. In light of the above argument which of the following statements is true?

A All performers exercise.
B Performers should exercise frequently
C Exercise is inevitable
D Without exercise no performer can perform well.

Correct Answer: Without exercise no performer can perform well.

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