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#47492
Complete Question Explanation
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The correct answer choice is (B)
If F does not sit next to any child seated next to I, then F cannot be chair 3, and F must sit in chair 1. From the last rule, R must then sit in chair 2, forcing T to sit in chair 4. Again, only the placement of J and H is uncertain:
As this is a Could Be True question, you should immediately look for an answer that references J or H, the two variables that have not been fully placed. Only answer choice (B) addresses one of those two variables, and ultimately answer choice (B) is correct.
(The complete setup for this game can be found here: lsat/viewtopic.php?t=17376)
The correct answer choice is (B)
If F does not sit next to any child seated next to I, then F cannot be chair 3, and F must sit in chair 1. From the last rule, R must then sit in chair 2, forcing T to sit in chair 4. Again, only the placement of J and H is uncertain:
As this is a Could Be True question, you should immediately look for an answer that references J or H, the two variables that have not been fully placed. Only answer choice (B) addresses one of those two variables, and ultimately answer choice (B) is correct.
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