PrepTest 78, Game 4, Question 20
PrepTest 78, Game 4, Question 20
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Summary
The content provides a detailed strategy for solving a specific LSAT logic game question, focusing on determining which option could be the sixth audition based on the game's rules.
- The question involves identifying a possible candidate for the sixth position in a sequence, considering the game's ordering rules.
- T, L, and Y are initially considered as potential options for the last position due to the constraints imposed by other rules.
- Upon closer examination, L is ruled out because placing it last would violate another rule regarding the sequence order of K and T.
- T is identified as the correct answer for the sixth position, demonstrated through a logical process of elimination and adherence to the game's rules.
- A solution strategy is outlined, including placing T in the sixth position and arranging other elements (K, W, L, Z, Y) in a sequence that complies with all given rules.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to the Logic Game Question
00:20
Analyzing Potential Candidates
00:58
Identifying the Correct Answer