September 2016 LSAT
Section 3
Question 16
Emil-Kunkin on May 5, 2023
Hi, thanks for the heads up about the volume! Let's start by seeing what we know when V and Z are together. If we make a VZ block then we know that Y cannot be with the block, which also means that neither V Z nor Y are allowed to go in pricing. This means that the only two that can go in pricing are S, T, and R. This also means that either VZ or Y will go in L or M.