PrepTest 79, Game 4, Question 21
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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
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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