Answer choice E

Would you explain why answer choice E is wrong? Assume: 1, O G R 2, O P R 3, Y P R

Faezeh on January 15 at 03:40PM

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
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P or O in every group

Hello I was watching one of the question explanations and one of the deductions made was that O o...

MadisonVanNatter on January 15 at 03:39PM

• December 2010 LSAT
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Question 6

The question wording threw me off. I watched the video and it helped clarify a bit, but I am stil...

nicolebet on January 15 at 03:35PM

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q6

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Why is C wrong?

Hello, wouldn’t answer choice C allow us to make the same deduction?

Daniellelagos on January 15 at 03:33PM

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q6

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'S' in 5th

Why is this even a question? am i missing something? S has to come before T and U? why will S app...

Bukola on January 8, 2023

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q21

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R with O?

Am I missing something? Why can't O be with R in the last question?

MayaM on August 21, 2022

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q13

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c & E

Hi that question is tricking because the places are not lined up correctly. C looks like it has 3...

Rhena on January 19, 2022

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q14

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Approaching this problem

How is it you can be comfortable with listing out what can and cannot be options for R and checki...

Meredith on June 4, 2021

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q16

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Contrapostive of last rule

Still confused on how the contrapostive of this makes sense? "If a window does not contain purpl...

DanielM on January 7, 2021

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q7

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2-2-2-2-0 & 2-2-2-2-1 ??

Hi, Could you please explain how to come up with the numerical deduction 2-2-2-2-0 and 2-2-2-2...

Rozanna on January 4, 2021

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q15

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Why doesn't answer choice D work? I can't seem ...

I placed Y,P, and R within window 1, G,P,O, and R within window 2, and O and G in window 3

ielkind on August 5, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q11

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purple and Orange

in Rule 4 it says if a glass does not contain purple glass then it contains orange glass. doesn't...

shannonk68 on August 4, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q10

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Hypothetical

As you can see, this game tripped me out a but :P. In the hypothetical drawn in the video, the...

SorooshKosha on July 23, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q15

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Orange & Purple

I'm confused about the orange and purple. I thought they couldn't go together and I still don't u...

brianbasuperez on July 11, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q8

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Question 20

If T in in spot 1 TM block How can 6 be M ? TM or WM rule 3 T M S U R/W...

scottdowns on July 8, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q20

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Why can’t T be in spot 5?

The only Not Law in 5 is P so why can’t G/s/T be in 5? Meaning T wouldn’t have to be in 1

Reina on June 17, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q2

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Question

I listened the video but still don't understand why the other answers are wrong. It seems as thou...

meisen on June 16, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q6

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Game Setup

When I originally attempted this game I made the deduction that G & S will always be in spaces 4,...

LaurenL on June 2, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q1

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The last two constraints

Hey there, I got confused on the last two constraints, in which the video explained that Q & T...

SorooshKosha on March 11, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q14

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Question

I noticed while I was trying to do this game there is hardly any room to diagram the information....

SROTD702 on January 9, 2020

• December 2010 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q1

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