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for this question, why can't New York be 5th? I have this scenario. V W T L N M it seems to wo...

navikaur on May 17, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q19

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Statistics

I don't understand why you couldn't take S9 again as you could in the previous question. There is...

BHR on April 13, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q15

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G versus W

How do we know G is in versus W? I thought W would be in as opposed to G because if W is in, ther...

NS1 on April 2, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q15

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rule substitution

Hi, both on tests and on practice I almost always get these types of questions wrong, even when ...

AllisonJ on February 27, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q10

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How can B be incorrect?

The previous question gives us a hypothetical where H can in fact be 4. This hypothetical clearly...

Claire-Smith on February 2, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q7

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Determining the "most restrictive" answer choices?

Hello, How are we supposed to determine which answer choices are the "most restrictive"? Are t...

Balwant on January 28, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q8

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Answer B

Hello, I’m having trouble understanding why answer B is not correct. If in answer B Gardenias hav...

JoeRigs on January 20, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q10

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tech problems

when I'm clicking an answer it's not saving it

gmaramara on January 13, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q17

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tech problems

when I'm clicking an answer it's not saving it

gmaramara on January 13, 2021

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q17

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Floaters make knowing the "could be" answers di...

If L is on a floor alone that means it can't go in the middle because H has to be in the floor im...

shannonk68 on November 12, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q4

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First two rules?

I am a little confused about the first two rules and how they may be different. Rule One says:...

ElliottF on August 19, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q11

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I am not sure what this question is asking. Cou...

Q: Which courses Alicia takes is fully determined if she takes Russian and which one of the follo...

Milica Gligic on July 27, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q13

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Q1: Eliminating Choice E

There is nothing in the question that suggests that there is any specific sequence to each floor,...

Thalia on July 23, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q1

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Why is A incorrect

if W is in then can't have S at 9am, so can't have P, so that takes out J (bc R is in), G (bc W i...

Vennela-Vellanki on July 19, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q13

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F same as S Floor answer

I'm confused why they have to be together, because there is no rule stating they must be??

NicoleB on June 26, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q5

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Why not C?

If we put I in second we can figure out placement for the other photographs

Stephanie on June 15, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q8

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Why not E?

If we place magnolia third, we also figure out where everything belongs. I, L, M, H, G, K, F ...

hfatima1 on June 5, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q8

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Video

Video explanation is not working

Christina81 on May 10, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q21

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Video

The video plantation isn’t working

Christina81 on May 10, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q20

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Question

I am really confused what they are asking here. I watched the video but she just explains the ste...

Christina81 on May 10, 2020

• December 2009 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q10

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