If Mitchell appears first, then which one of the following must be true?
YHDon March 18, 2018
Between answer choice A and C
I understand how J will be forced to be the 6th when M comes as first, and I also got the same answer.
But can't G being the 5th also be the answer?
Rule 4
M coming before P would force G to come after H
(M > P -> H > G)
Rule 1
H comes after L and M + M being first would make M > L
Rule 2
There is no relations known between L and P
There is no relations known between H and J
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Making the Bigger Sequence Chain to look like:
L H
M > P > J > G
But since Rule 4 tells us G cannot be 6th, it will then become
L
M > P > H > G > J
Forcing G to be 5th.
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I know I made a different approach than the video explanation, and I might be wrong somewhere. But please help to me choose between 2 answer choices with certainty please.
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but how could I effectively form this hypo in the exam?
are there any tips to seeing it without having to draw an extra hypo or do I have to just try it and cross it out?