LG Game 3 Diagram, by LSATHacks
These diagrams show the rules used to determine the country of origin (I, N, S) of the five artifacts (V, W, X, Y, Z).
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Can’t we also infer that W and Y cannot originate in N? There’s no way for I to have more than N if they did.
Yes that is correct. If WY originated in N, then X would have to have originated in S. That, in conjunction with rule 4 would cause N to have more artifacts than I, which violates rule 3.