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Each of the following could be the lowest-ranking tennis player EXCEPT:

grysngh November 28, 2021

Deduction M <-> S

So I don’t make this deduction (which I couldn’t find) I feel like I’d be stuck the entire way out, what would be a way around not being able to make this deduction

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Jay-Etter January 19, 2022

I think the way to figure this one out without specifically making the MS deduction would be to try scenarios! M is a sufficient condition in multiple rules, so I would draw two quick scenarios where M is in golf or tennis. When M is in g then S is in g, and when M is in T then S is in T but above M. So S could never be the lowest ranking tennis player.