Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

Input:
Question: How is this different than 50 pound test fishing line?
Document: Evidently, I had unrealistic expectations about this product. I thought it would bend back upon itself for easy fastening to pictures or hooks. It turns out that this is simply fishing line. I suspect that you could get 50-pound test line for a lot less. This is the same thing! I found it difficult to tie in the manner illustrated,  Would not buy this again.
This product was described as &#34;invisible&#34;. I was thinking along the lines of fishing line. What arrived was fat clear plastic &#34;wire&#34; -- too fat to knot easily, and way too fat to be anything like &#34;invisible&#34;. I will go back to 50# test line.
This is 50# leader material and it is difficult to work with. After hanging two pictures, changed to a name brand 50# mono fishing line which was thinner and more supple but costs more.
this stuff is horrible to work with.just use fishing line... you can get a lot more for a lot less money
The OOK 50104 Clear Invisible Hanging wire that supports up to 50 pounds was ok. I probably should have just bought fishing wire.
I used this product to jury rig a coin-op drying machine with a discreet and nearly invisible pull-cord so that it would give free service.This wire is very strong, and the only downside is that when trying to tie knots with it you will probably need a small pair of pliers in order to bend and manipulate it. For my purposes it worked very well and has yet to break, even after many repeated yanks.If you are looking for something with the flexibility and thin diameter of fishing line this is NOT it - this is a wire and it has both the thickness and gross (but not fine) flexibility of a wire.
This "wire" broke when I was hanging a light weight canvas. It definitely does not support anywhere near 50 lbs. I also tried to double up the wire on the back by stringing it through twice. The cheap plastic wire stretched out so my canvas dipped almost to the floor and then snapped.
This wire was pretty horrible for what I was using it for. I bought it to hang snowflakes from the ceiling. The wire REFUSES to stay straight so I took my hair straightener to it to straighten it as much as possible, which wasn't very much. I do think it may be strong, however, not strong enough to support 50 pounds. If you're looking for something that is good in quality I'd reccomend something else.
worked exactly as expected. Hung an antique pitchfork sideways without annoying wires. Perfect for floating objects. invisible wires. good buy.
great for x-mas decorating outdoor especially because it is invisible and super strong! I USE LOTS OF THIS EVERY YEAR
Answer: yes