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by **lcgonzo33** Mon Sep 23, 2013 10:10 pm

This one drove me nuts! How can it be that there are only 4 and not 6!? I am having a tough time with these logic games. Does one really get better with practice?

by **noah** Wed Oct 02, 2013 11:35 am

lcgonzo33 Wrote:This one drove me nuts! How can it be that there are only 4 and not 6!? I am having a tough time with these logic games. Does one really get better with practice?

Yes, you will get better!

Can you please post the text of the question and answers here so I can help you? Thanks!

by **PeterA493** Wed Jun 08, 2022 11:32 am

'In a footrace, exactly one person was faster than Louis but slower than Melvin, and exactly one person was faster than Norbert but slower than Pilar."

Q:We can infer that…

A. If no two people ran the same speed, then the minimum number of people in the race was four.
OR
B. If no two people ran the same speed, then the minimum number of people in the race was six.

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