October 2001 LSAT
Section 3
Question 12
bb042745 on July 11, 2020
Aha!!! On re-reading it much more carefully, I see that the wording (tricky, IMHO) technically allows for a change in the original W condition as well to (a) PL or (b) PS, thereby allowing C to be incorrect and D to be the correct answer. First inclination here was to only reduce the X option to PL. and not allow for W to change as well from the given PL to P L/S. Is there an overriding principle here to help or is it just that LSAC is venal :-)? Thanks again