If M is selected, then the committee must also include both

meisen May 9, 2018

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Can you provide a video explanation for this question? I narrowed it down to B and E but couldn't figure it out from there.

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Ashley-Tien July 19, 2018

U/W still has to be in and that fills the last out spot, then the rest of the people all go in

Mehran July 20, 2018

@meisen the following scenario would result if M is selected:

M H G X W/U | K L F Z U/W

Why? If M is in, we know both K and L are out (condition 1).

We also know that Z is out (condition 2) and F is out (condition 5).

So we have placed 4 of the 5 variables in the OUT group.

We also know from condition 3 that one of U or W is out, so this allows us to complete the OUT group, which also allows us to complete the IN group.

So G and H must be included so (B) is the correct answer.

(E) is incorrect because U does not need to be included. We could select W instead.

Hope that helps! Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Mehran July 21, 2018

@meisen video explanation for Q11 is now live as well.

Let us know if you have any other questions.