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#27121
Complete Question Explanation
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=11115)
The correct answer choice is (A)
Answer choice (A) is the correct answer choice. Neither of the listed courses are sufficient conditions in any of the rules, and so they both can be offered without affecting other variables.
Answer choice (B) is incorrect because, according to the last rule, when G is offered then Z must also be offered.
Answer choice (C) is incorrect because, according to the first rule, when M is offered then L or S must also be offered.
Answer choice (D) is incorrect because, according to the second rule, when L is offered then G is offered and P is not offered.
Answer choice (E) is incorrect because, according to the second rule, when L is offered then G is offered. In addition, according to the inference made in the setup, L and S cannot both be offered.
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=11115)
The correct answer choice is (A)
Answer choice (A) is the correct answer choice. Neither of the listed courses are sufficient conditions in any of the rules, and so they both can be offered without affecting other variables.
Answer choice (B) is incorrect because, according to the last rule, when G is offered then Z must also be offered.
Answer choice (C) is incorrect because, according to the first rule, when M is offered then L or S must also be offered.
Answer choice (D) is incorrect because, according to the second rule, when L is offered then G is offered and P is not offered.
Answer choice (E) is incorrect because, according to the second rule, when L is offered then G is offered. In addition, according to the inference made in the setup, L and S cannot both be offered.
