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 Dave Killoran
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Complete Question Explanation
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?f=391&p=94117)

The correct answer choice is (C)

If K is scheduled for Friday, then from the fourth rule V must be scheduled for Thursday. Consequently, only H and I are available to be scheduled for Monday. However, H cannot be scheduled for Monday because from the second rule N would have to be scheduled for Friday, and that is impossible in this question. Thus, only I can be scheduled for Monday:

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Accordingly, answer choice (C) is correct.
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 melissayoung99
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Hello,
I just wanted an explanation as to why the answer cannot be A or E. I marked off B and chose answer E.

Since K must be Friday, I deduced V must be Thursday. This leaves M,Tu,W open. I knew N cannot be Mon (Rule 1) and H cannot be Mon (Rule 2) since if H is assigned M, then N must be F but F is already occupied by K.

So this is the order I get:
I H N V K

Answer choices:
A) H for Tues
C) I for Mon
E) N for Wed

Which is technically all correct...? Please help! Thank you so much!
 Jeremy Press
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Hi Melissa,

Check out the complete question explanation I posted above, and let us know if this resolves your questions!

Thanks!
 bella243
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#76347
I solve this somewhat differently, can you please confirm that this is correct? Because K5, No cannot be 5 so H cannot be one according to conditional rules. This means that I must occupy #1 since #1 can be only H or I.
 Adam Tyson
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Exactly right, bella243, and that is what our diagram is meant to illustrate. There are two possible solutions, in both of which I must be on Monday. Well done!

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