PrepTest 79, Game 2, Question 7
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PrepTest 79, Game 2
Summary
The content provides a detailed explanation on solving a specific LSAT logic game question, focusing on the assignment of variables to different areas based on given rules and constraints.
- The problem involves assigning rangers, represented by variables, to three different areas with specific rules governing their placement.
- O is assigned to area 2, leading to a spatial distribution challenge where the remaining variables (J, K, L, M, P) must be placed in areas 1 and 3, adhering to a 2-3 distribution.
- The correct answer is identified as C, placing M and P in area 3, with a logical deduction process used to eliminate other options based on the rules provided.
- The explanation highlights the importance of understanding variable distribution and rule application to solve the puzzle.
- Other answer choices are systematically reviewed and dismissed based on the violation of the established rules or incorrect variable placement.
Chapters
00:00
Problem Introduction and Initial Placement
00:16
Analyzing Spatial Distribution and Rule Application
01:51
Determining the Correct Answer
02:37
Reviewing and Dismissing Other Options