Reread the passage below. Then, explain how the explicit and implicit details in the passage help the reader make the following inference: Although Carlotta was nervous about her job interview, it went well and she will probably get the job.

In developing your response, make sure you identify and analyze several explicit and implicit details.

Passage

The espresso machine buzzed as the morning rush of commuters stood in line to get coffee. Carlotta sat at a small table and took out her résumé, rereading it for the 10th time. She smoothed the collar on her black button-down shirt and took a deep breath. Each time the coffee shop door opened, Carlotta's heart raced and she looked up expectantly.

Suddenly a man wearing a suit and tie came toward her. "Carlotta?" he asked and held out his hand. Carlotta stood up and shook it firmly.

"Mr. Billings," she said, "very nice to meet you."

Mr. Billings sat across from her and asked her questions about her experience and professional goals. Carlotta was well prepared, and she answered each question thoroughly.

"Well, Carlotta," he said, smiling. "It was a pleasure talking to you. We will definitely be in touch."

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