PrepTest 79, Game 2, Question 9
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Summary
The content focuses on solving a specific problem related to assigning rangers to areas, with a particular emphasis on why ranger K cannot be assigned to area 3.
- The problem involves determining which rangers cannot be assigned to area 3 under any circumstances.
- The correct answer is identified as D, indicating that ranger K cannot be assigned to area 3.
- This conclusion is based on a rule that requires L to be paired with either M or K, but not both, leading to the inference that M and K cannot be placed together in area 3.
- An original inference is made, and a 'not law' is added to the diagram to indicate that K can never go in area 3.
Chapters
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Problem Introduction
00:10
Rule Analysis
00:46
Inference and Conclusion