1. A
2. C
3. E
4. D
5. C
6. C
7. A

1. D
2. B
3. A
4. E
5. C
6. E

-Ryan

3 Groomers: L, M, N 3 Types: P, T, W 3 Times: 8, 9, 10 The first and the third indented rules together determine the numerical distribution: L-M-N = 3-2-2. The second indented rule: 1st P > T => T --> not 8 The forth and the fifth indented rule determines that T --> not 10. Therefore T -...

Hi, I am having a hard time understanding this question... Could anyone explain this problem?

Thanks for your clear explanation on that question, Noah. Somehow the S4 on my PT59 version is reading comprehension, and my original question was Q15 of the "statutory law training" passage. Could you please shed some lights on that problem?

Thank you

Understood. Somehow I neglected the very first sentence of the passage, which helps eliminate several choices.

Thanks a lot!

For this question, I notice that when the stimulus introduces the two requirements (1. describe with only a few elements 2.make def. predictions), it uses both "if" and "must". I think it thus suggests that these two requirements are BOTH sufficient and necessary conditions for a...