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- Thu Jul 13, 2017 11:24 pm
#37273
A Global Must Be True question here, so we should be able to use our original setup and inferences to solve. It also means we should go straight into the answer choice, and move confidently through them with the expectation that once we encounter the correct answer we'll know it.
Fortunately for us answer choice (D) is something we found in the beginning: I must always go to S, because G can't and without I then S would be F and H, breaking a rule.
Note that if you didn't catch that key inference in the beginning this is your chance to discover it and add it to your setup, and also to confirm that the two prior question accord with it!
The four other answers are all possible, but none are certain.
Fortunately for us answer choice (D) is something we found in the beginning: I must always go to S, because G can't and without I then S would be F and H, breaking a rule.
Note that if you didn't catch that key inference in the beginning this is your chance to discover it and add it to your setup, and also to confirm that the two prior question accord with it!
The four other answers are all possible, but none are certain.
Jon Denning
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My LSAT Articles: http://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/author/jon-denning