If the chairperson of the committee is to be a homeowner, which one of the following must be true?

Scottmorse10 August 6, 2019

Tablet LSAT

Whats the best way answer question like number 7 where you go back and use correct answer choices from previous questions in order to deduct possible combinations if we are taking a tablet lsat, because dont the question come up one at a time and if they do wouldnt it be difficult to go back and write down every correct answer on the scratch sheet.

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Ravi August 6, 2019

@Scottmorse10,

Great question. If what you've written on your scratch paper doesn't
help, you can try quickly going back to the previous question to jot
down things. Otherwise, I would just test each of these answer choices
out by putting the first representative in and the second out to see
if that particular scenario must be true.

With (A), if we put G in and Q out, this means that K must also be in.
This means that J and M must both be out since we only have 3 tenant
spots and 1 of them is unfilled, and J and M are either both in or
both out. This means that F is the last tenant in. However, if F is
in, that means that Q is in, so this violates our having Q out. Thus,
we know that if the chairperson of the committee is to be a homeowner,
if G is selected, then Q must also be selected, so (A) is the correct
answer choice.

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