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Sir, please help me to understand the reason for the following answer. It is supposed to be right: More attention to R&D costs in year 20XX could reduce warranty costs in subsequent years.
Why is it necessary for more R&D to reduce warranty costs? In my understanding, R&D might reduce but might also NOT to reduce warranty costs in future…
or we should just think in a way that if it is possible that it COULD reduce then the statement is right.
I am just worring about how the quiestion is arranged.
Writing that is ‘could’ reduce warranty costs is not saying that it definitely will!
‘Could’ means the same as ‘might’ 🙂