This looks like an ordering game but i can't seem to incorporate the two sides of ordering and distribution into my diagram.

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"Since there is no feasible way to increase the available funds, our only choice is to decrease expenditures" -- Is this where the answer choice leads to (B)?

This passage has a lot of complex wording...How do you get to the answer in Q19?

Ok thanks!

Could I get some help with problems 10-12?

Still not seeing how this leads to answer (E)...Where in the passage do they mention regions that zoologists have not previously explored?

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Yes thank you!

This solution really shows me how important flexibilty is in solving LGs

I can see why (A) can be right, however I don't see why some of the others are wrong.

Help on this one please!

(A) doesn't seem like a clear answer for this passage. The author consistently discusses obstacles that, when overcome, can lead to an exact match. In lines 34-35, he/she says: "desirable but ultimately frustrating condition that no written language has ever fully satisfied." For me, this ...

This Q seems like it takes a long time to solve with the constraints. Is there a quick way of approaching it?

My first instinct with this question was answer choice A. I then crossed it out and chose C because the wording of A didn't seem to fit with the main idea of the passage: "There is a range of textual evidence..." I thought the passage made it clear that there was in fact little evidence -...

I could be wrong, but are you mixing up choices E and A in this explanation? I thought the correct answer was E.

For this question it seems like there are several that could be true, however I don't find the answer that must be true.

Is this a trial and error question?

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Hi Noah - Could you please explain how you set up this diagram? Is it closed assignment/3D Ordering?

I'm really confused as to how to set the problem up..shouldn't there be three days listed?

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I'm having a lot of trouble with these questions and my diagram matches the one you approved:

Could you provide a walkthrough of this game? For some reason, I can't even get past number 7. Is this a more difficult tree game?

I'm really confused with this one. Why isn't (E) correct? It seems to have the same exact pattern of reasoning as the question stem.

Yep, thank you!

It does - Thank you!

How is a causal relationship different from a conditional relationship?

My first question: What is the difference between and implication and an inference?

Doesn't this question imply that population ill increase? What is the best way to tackle an inference question?

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