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Rachel.Jay.Shapiro
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 Post Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:48 pm 
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Hi,
I'm having trouble with the last question in this game (#5). While I believe that my set-up for the game was correct because the preceding questions were fine, I feel as though I'm missing certain inferences that allow this question to be solved without trial and error. Because of this, I was unable to finish. Please help.
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 Post subject: Re: PT43, S4, G1 - There are exactly six groups in this year's
 Post Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 11:17 pm 
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I've attached some slides to help you out with this. I think the best way to approach this question (and the fastest) is trial and error. Try answer choice (A). See if you can put the firefighters behind the gymnasts. When you find a hypothetical where that happens and you've satisfied all the constraints you can rule out answer choice (A) and move on to answer choice (B).

When you try answer choice (B), you shouldn't be able to find any place where you can put the gymnasts followed by the jugglers, such that you satisfy all the constraints. Since you can't make this work, you know that (B) must be the correct answer.

Check out the slides for a visual...

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PT43, S4, G1_AtlasLSAT.pdf
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