PrepTest 79, Game 4, Question 21
PrepTest 79, Game 4, Question 21
4 minutes
Video Player is loading.
This is a modal window.
This video could not be loaded. If video issues continue after switching web browsers, check out our Video FAQs for more advice.
Next Lesson
Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of a specific LSAT logic game question, focusing on identifying which computer cannot transmit a virus to two others, based on a set of given rules.
- The question is a global one, requiring understanding of how each computer can transmit a virus based on a series of logical rules.
- Through systematic elimination and logical deduction, it's demonstrated how to approach each option to determine if a computer can transmit to two others.
- P, Q, and T are shown to potentially transmit to two others, while R cannot, making it the correct answer to the question.
- The explanation involves assessing each option against the rules provided, using a process of elimination and logical structuring to solve the puzzle.
- The detailed walkthrough of the logic and reasoning required to arrive at the correct answer provides a clear example of how to tackle similar LSAT logic games.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to the Logic Game Question
00:28
Analyzing Options and Applying Rules
00:47
Logical Deduction and Elimination
01:43
Identifying the Correct Answer