LSAT Blog – PrepTest 55 Logic Game 4 – Shuttle Van (October 2008)
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I had a hard time with 23, I guess your logic makes sense but I tried to set up a schedule that worked, however I couldn’t find anything. First of all, J being before F, V being before J and G being before S means that R has to go last, getting off at M, because no one else can get off last. However this causes issues, J has to get off before F and G has to get off before S, with V getting off before J. So you have to get people off of F and S on the first two slots, which is impossible because L has to occupy one of them.
For question 20, wouldn't R already be able to get off at M because the rule states that R could get off at or after M? In other words, I was able to eliminate C without 'proving it' per say because the rule stated it which allowed me to go faster.
It's much easier to have each variable set in lower case/upper case. I think you could've labeled M before r as M-r or M on top of r. Makes it fit the diagram easier.
I had a hard time with 23, I guess your logic makes sense but I tried to set up a schedule that worked, however I couldn’t find anything. First of all, J being before F, V being before J and G being before S means that R has to go last, getting off at M, because no one else can get off last. However this causes issues, J has to get off before F and G has to get off before S, with V getting off before J. So you have to get people off of F and S on the first two slots, which is impossible because L has to occupy one of them.
You make great videos but can you kindly use a better method of typing please. Sometimes it's hard to understand scribbles.
For question 20, wouldn't R already be able to get off at M because the rule states that R could get off at or after M? In other words, I was able to eliminate C without 'proving it' per say because the rule stated it which allowed me to go faster.
It's much easier to have each variable set in lower case/upper case. I think you could've labeled M before r as M-r or M on top of r. Makes it fit the diagram easier.
One of the most difficult games I have encountered, wow.