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PrepTest 73, Game 1, Question 6

Carl Pyrdum
Lesson by Carl Pyrdum
Magoosh Expert
Summary
The content provides a detailed walkthrough of solving a specific LSAT logic game question, focusing on the strategic approach to handling 'could be true' scenarios by applying given rules to eliminate impossible options.
  • Introduction to a local question involving a new condition that places V second on the CD, necessitating a new local sketch.
  • Application of rule one and rule two to determine the placement of S, T, R, and W, leading to two possible arrangements: RTW or WRT.
  • Elimination of answer choices based on the impossibility of their scenarios, concluding that answer choice D is correct because it aligns with the established rules and possible arrangements.
  • Explanation of why other answer choices (A, B, C, and E) are incorrect based on the rules and the logical structure of the question.
Chapters
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Setting Up the Question
00:53
Eliminating Incorrect Answers