June 2007, Game 2, Question 8
Summary
The content provides a detailed strategy for tackling a specific type of LSAT question, focusing on maximizing the number of films shown given a new rule.
- Introduction to a local question involving a new rule that limits the sequence of showing films, specifically the condition that L cannot be shown after G.
- The strategy involves creating sketches to visualize the problem, starting with known conditions and exploring the implications of the new rule.
- Two main approaches are discussed: delaying G to maximize L's and introducing G early to maximize G's, with the understanding that these goals are mutually exclusive.
- Through detailed analysis and sketching of both scenarios, it is concluded that the maximum number of films that can be shown is six, regardless of the approach taken.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding the Local Question and Rule
00:59
Exploring Two Approaches to Maximize Films
01:40
Concluding the Maximum Number of Films