In the example at time 16:00, C is dismissed where G is placed in the 4th time slot because that still left 2 slots open for LO. However if G is fourth, and P is placed 7th, placing LO in the 5/6th spot would not work because N must come after L and O. So then the only spot where L and O can go is 2nd and 3rd. In the explanation this is not gone over and the answer chosen is D which also seems correct to me
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The problem with (C) is that if we put G 4th, then P can go in 1 or 7. This means that LO can go in 2 and 3 or 5 and 6, so O's position is not completely determined if G is put in 4th. This is why (C) is incorrect.
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LSATChrisSeptember 27, 2019
This makes sense but what you said should be commented on. Since during testing I would run both models to assume correctness.
