Question

Why is there no video explanation for this?

Andrew on January 9 at 08:51PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q18

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Update

Just want to understand why it’s 7 varied salaries as opposed to 9 being that no information is...

Angel on January 7 at 03:36AM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q5

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Practicing Technique

In the video lesson on timing it said that in the logic games section, if we either don't complet...

Isha on December 18 at 08:08PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q3

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Question 11

Why wasn't answer choice A discussed seeing that the rule said I and I at least one in common?

Andrew on December 8 at 01:04AM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q10

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Homework questions on December 2000: #1 and #5

On the homework from December 2000 I am having trouble understanding why #1 cannot be answer choi...

Reina on October 25 at 06:05PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q1

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Where’s the rest?

The video starts from question 4? Why can’t we get the breakdown of each question?

on October 19 at 11:42PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q4

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Question 4 Explanation Confusion

The rules state that K must be before I and L, yet in the 4th explanation, the game is set up wit...

Anna on September 26 at 04:42PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q4

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Sequencing Games Timing

I have worked on a few sequencing questions and I am in my first week of preparation. I am averag...

Christopher on September 17 at 08:50PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q1

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Timing question

In this question, she draws out the chain for each of the choices. If a similar question were to ...

Isha on August 9 at 03:52PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q3

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Game Set Up Different Than Video

In the game set up video the process is writing down the rules and creating the major/main chain ...

Meredith on August 6 at 07:13PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q1

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Nassar and Inman

If Nassar and Inman make the same amount of money and we know that Lopez makes more than Nassar a...

Anthony on August 4 at 04:36PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q4

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Question 6

I understand how Glassen can be fifth and seventh but I am not really understanding how he can al...

Juliana on June 7 at 08:25PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q6

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Answer

Why couldn't nassar be the answer too?

Sonny on April 25 at 12:50PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q1

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Game Sequence

I’m a bit confused as to the order in which this question is read. For example why is is that y...

Ava on February 22 at 07:23PM

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q6

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Timing of these sections

Hi, I have found that I almost always run over the 8:45 time limit on each of these questions as ...

PHILIP on January 3, 2019

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q5

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5
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Game Setup

Hi, unfortunately, I didn't know how to set up the game because I was confused by the rank. Can s...

Jeanelle on September 7, 2018

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q6

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5
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Video ?

Is there a lecture or explanation that goes with this game? I feel like I am missing a step becau...

Cynthia on July 17, 2018

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q1

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6
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Game Setup Video

On the game setup video, it said that K had the largest salary. Could someone explain why? L also...

on May 21, 2018

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q3

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3
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How is 7 correct?

I don't understand how 7 is determined as the right answer

Amanda on March 21, 2018

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q5

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Confirming logic behind anwer

Hello! I just want to confirm the logic behind this real quick. I had originally answered 5th or ...

Lianne on February 7, 2018

• February 1992 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q6

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