Diagram

[jacob.k.q]

I would like to compare my diagram with a "perfect" one. I think I made an invalid inference from the three rules: because no movie can come after the ones given, there can be no movies in the 3rd row at all.

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[MarkK426]

Can someone wrote a full diagram and explain the answers please?

Thank you, Mark

[ohthatpatrick]

Hey, Mark.

On this forum, discussion of the diagram gets its own thread, as does discussion of each question. If you haven't read the explanations for each question, go back to the main page for this game and check each one out (and add questions to individual threads if you have concerns).
https://www.manhattanprep.com/lsat/foru ... -f909.html

In terms of the setup,

GHL ≥ 1 (but no more than once per day)

People will approach the diagram different ways. Many will write the maximum number of blanks (3) for each day:

__ __ __ ..... __ __ __ ..... __ __ __
....thu..................fri.................sat

Other will write the minimum number of blanks per day (at least 1):
__ + ....... __ + ...... __ +
thu...........fri.............sat

I'll use the first method.

Rule 1 looks like
__ __ H ..... __ __ __ ..... __ __ __
....thu................fri...............sat

Rule 2 adds in this
__ __ H ..... __ G/L ..... __ __ __
....thu................fri...............sat

Rule 3 adds in this
__ __ H ..... __ G/L ..... __ G/H
....thu................fri...............sat

For rules 2 and 3, we reduced the possible number from 3 down to 2, since each rule said you wouldn't have BOTH of the characters mentioned.

If we wanted to help out our brain with who's left, we could write what's remaining / what's possible.
(G,L)?..........H?..............L?
__ __ H ..... __ G/L ..... __ G/H
....thu................fri...............sat

Hope this helps.

[Zoeyp927]

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