by Laura Damone Wed Sep 09, 2020 5:43 pm
Hey!
Sorry about that!
Since this is an unconditional question, we just have our master diagram and previous work to help us. Any answer that doesn't violate a rule/inference in the master, or that isn't confirmed by previous work, will have to be tested.
A) Violates rule 3
B) Don't see any issue. Defer or test. I personally chose to test because that seemed quicker, if it was right, than ruling out C, D, and E. But either call is totally fine.
C) Violates rule 1 because O needs to work with a Supervisor on Wed and K isn't a Supervisor.
D) Violates rule 5
E) Violates rule 1 just like C
If you went through every answer, B is right by process of elimination and you don't have to test it. If you didn't go through each answer working wrong to right, testing B could look like this:
S O O K ?
P P J N N
If S in on Mon, so is P, because of rule 4. We need to use K with somebody going for the first time, so you can put KN on Thurs and the other N Fri. That leaves Wed for J. The other Friday slot is undetermined. It could be S or O, or it could be another Supervisor.
Hope this helps!
Laura Damone
LSAT Content & Curriculum Lead | Manhattan Prep