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  1. Only assumption (i) is implicit
  2. Only assumption (ii) is implicit
  3. Neither assumption (i) nor (ii) is implicit
  4. Both the assumptions are implicit
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Option 2 : Only assumption (ii) is implicit

According to the given statement,

Assumption (i): This is not implicit, because students look for good coaching classes not just discount.

Assumption (ii): This is implicit, as they are just offering discount so it can be possible student who cannot afford fee can join this class because of discount

Hence, “Only assumption (ii) is implicit” is implicit
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