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- ShehryarB30
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Elle Woods
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Q14
Could you pls explain this one
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Atticus Finch
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Re: Q14
If L is in, then G is in and P is out.
L G | P
If G is in, then H and Z are in.
L G H Z | P
If P is out (and also since Z is in), then S is out.
L G H Z | P S
Who's left?
Just M.
M could be in or out.
Since this is a could be true, we expect the correct answer to be about someone flexible, not someone fixed.
Since M is the only flexible character in this scenario, we anticipate that the correct answer will be about M.
(A) S is out.
(B) H is in.
(C) YES. M could go either way.
(D) At least four things are in.
(E) Z is in.
L G | P
If G is in, then H and Z are in.
L G H Z | P
If P is out (and also since Z is in), then S is out.
L G H Z | P S
Who's left?
Just M.
M could be in or out.
Since this is a could be true, we expect the correct answer to be about someone flexible, not someone fixed.
Since M is the only flexible character in this scenario, we anticipate that the correct answer will be about M.
(A) S is out.
(B) H is in.
(C) YES. M could go either way.
(D) At least four things are in.
(E) Z is in.
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