February 1992 LSAT - Section 3 - Question 2
Emil-Kunkin April 22, 2023
Hi, this question is asking us about what happens if M and N are equal. We know that N is the end of one of our chains so we know that everything after MN must be from the other chain and everything from the other chain must be before it. I'm not sure what you mean by base since this isn't asking us how many unique salaries there are, it's asking how many people must make less than L, that is, M, N, and anything after them