PrepTest 79, Game 4, Setup
PrepTest 79, Game 4, Setup
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Summary
The LSAT prep content focuses on a unique logic game from PT 79, Game number 4, involving a network of six computers where exactly one computer is initially infected by a virus, which then spreads through the network with specific transmission rules.
- The game is akin to an ordering game but with the complexity of multiple transmissions from single sources, making it a rare game type.
- Each computer receives the virus exactly once, with no computer transmitting to more than two others.
- Specific rules outline the transmission paths, including limitations on how many computers one can infect and direct transmission requirements between certain computers.
- The rules interconnect, offering a structured way to visualize potential virus transmission sequences and constraints.
- Strategic rule combination and visualization are crucial for understanding potential outcomes and tackling the questions effectively.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to the Game
01:32
Understanding the Rules
02:48
Rule Interconnections and Strategy