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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 78 › LSAT Preptest 78 Logic Games Explanations › Question 10

LSAT 78, Logic Game 2, Question 10, LSATHacks

LSAT 78 Explanations

LG Game 2 Question 10 Explanation, by LSATHacks

This question says Yoshio isn’t assigned to the project. This means we’re in scenarios 1 or 2, since in scenario 3 Y had to be assigned.

Scenario 1

LSAT Preptest 78, Game 2, Question 10, Diagram 17

Scenario 2

LSAT Preptest 78, Game 2, Question 10, Diagram 18

Note that I didn’t redraw anything for this in timed conditions. I just looked at my main setup, and noted who had to be in for each scenario if Y is out.

In the first scenario, normally L or Y can go fourth. But since this question eliminates Y, then L must go forth. The same logic means that T must go in 1924 in scenario two.

So that lets us predict the answer: L in 1924, or T in 1924.

E is CORRECT. L can be assigned to 1924 in scenario 1.

None of the other answers are possible. If Y is out, then both scenarios require L, R and T to be assigned. And O must be in 1921 in both scenarios.

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