June 2007, Game 3, Question 14
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Summary
The content provides a detailed walkthrough of solving a local question on the LSAT, focusing on applying specific rules to determine what must be true within a given scenario.
- The question involves placing trips to different locations in a weekly schedule, adhering to certain conditions.
- A key strategy highlighted is the use of a sketch to visually organize information and apply conditions, such as the F condition and the GJ block.
- The MGM chain rule plays a crucial role in determining the placement of trips, particularly with the restriction against consecutive trips to the same location.
- Through process of elimination and careful application of the rules, the correct answer is identified as the one option that must be true based on the given conditions.
- The example underscores the importance of thorough analysis and rule application in answering LSAT questions effectively.
Chapters
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Setting Up the Question
00:39
Analyzing the MGM Chain
01:44
Determining What Must Be True