My iPad Kindle doesn't show the appropriate page numbers, so I've attached a screenshot. :) http://i52.tinypic.com/e9920n.jpg They're found at the end of Chapter 4, just before the "Pulling it All Together" section. As you could see from the screenshot, what should be the a...

Page 159 - "(D) recognix ze (recognize) that two different methods of investigation can yield identical results"

I think I've spotted another typo. On Chapter 5 - 'Advanced Conditional Statements', the answer to #4 seems like a typo. "IF J is selected, THEN G is not selected" <- should be If J is selected, then G is selected? "IF J is selected, THEN L is selected" <- should be If J is...

I'm on the Kindle version of the LG Book so unfortunately I don't have the actual page numbers I guess the problem only exists on Kindle versions!

(Sorry no page number again - Kindle, sigh)

Chapter 6, [Setup: The Logic Chain] after Step 5 and 2nd paragraph before [Logic Chain Power: Second-Level Inferences]

"Note that some test-takers...two columsn listing all of the elements"

I (was) puzzled about (D). I crossed out E because of the 'Some persons', but I understand completely why the 'persons' on (E) is relevant as opposed to the 'persons' on other choices. Generally speaking, are we dealing with the subset (PCM in construction industry) within the larger (PCM group as a...

My concern is that the answer goes from talking about jazz musicians to talking about musicians in general. And the argument discusses governments in general throughout. How can the generalization in the answer match the generalization above it there is a term shift in one and not the other? That's...

I ended up with the correct answer but had trouble proving why (D) was wrong for the longest time!

"Tuesday is the only day on which G can give a report"

Sneaky...

Kinda stumped with this problem. Could you explain why D is the correct answer? Thanks!