Is the math strategy applicapble to this? If so, How?


I just understand that but is -'ve word, i dont what to assign for the rest of ideas.

Yes, this is math strategy.

The first clause “We realized that John was still young and impressionable” is a positive. The conjunction “but” tells us there is a contrast between the first clause and the second clause. Since the first part says that John is malleable (flexible to change or new ideas), then the author must be surprised at his inflexibility (or (B) obstinateness)).

I hope that helps!