September 2009 LSAT
Section 4
Question 7
Shunhe on April 17, 2020
Hi @Maria-Marin,Payton on June 8, 2021
Hello, when it says -S --> V and the conditional -V ----> S that means that both S and V cannot be the in at the same time?Emil on April 25 at 10:00PM
Hi, that does not mean they can't both be in, it means they can't both be out. The rule tells us that if one is out the other must be in, but tells us nothing about what happens if one is in.