June 2007, Game 4, Question 20
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Summary
The explanation focuses on solving a specific LSAT logic game question, illustrating the process of incorporating a new condition into an existing game setup and deducing the necessary outcomes.
- Introduces a new condition for Center 2, leading to a deduction that Center 1 will mirror Center 2's actions, and Center 3 must recycle plastic.
- Explains the implications of the new condition on the distribution of materials to be recycled across the centers, emphasizing the importance of completing the sketch for a comprehensive understanding.
- Highlights the application of a rule's contrapositive to deduce that both Centers 1 and 2 must recycle newspaper (n), leaving the remaining materials (t and w) to be allocated based on additional rules.
- Concludes that the detailed analysis of this question not only provides the answer but also prepares for solving subsequent questions by revealing insights about the game's structure and rules.
Chapters
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Introducing a New Condition
00:22
Analyzing the Impact of the New Condition
01:01
Completing the Sketch and Its Importance
01:30
Applying Rules to Deduce Material Allocation