This game really threw me off and I would appreciate some help.
For 22-23 I am having a hard time figuring out why the answers that are wrong are necessarily wrong. Most of that is the fact that in the rules most of them say "If assigned to a team" meaning it is difficult to rule anything out. If someone could go through the answers on those two and let me know why each is wrong I would appreciate it.
As for 24, I was stripped for time because of 22-23 but I don't understand why the only correct answer is Q, so I would appreciate help there too.
PT 22 - Section 3, LG 22-24 Forum
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CardozoLaw09
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Re: PT 22 - Section 3, LG 22-24
22 A) is wrong because you can only exclude one other juggler for team 2 and two rules are violated since H cannot be on team 2 since Q is not assigned the middle position on team 1, and P and N cannot coincide on the same team.
B) is wrong cause you'd have insufficient jugglers due to too many exclusions, ie) H and L
C) is wrong because P and N can't be on the same team
D) is wrong because L can only be assigned to team 1
E) therefore is correct
23 A) G/H can't be on the same team because they'd have to occupy the front positions
B) is wrong because there would be too many exclusions on team 2 making it insufficient. For example, Front: G, Middle: K, Rear: L [team 1]
Front: N Middle: Q Rear: P [team 2] .. this does not work as P and N cannot be on the same team and H must be excluded since Q is not in the middle position on team 1.
C) H and G would have to both be excluded on team 2 therefore this is wrong
D) Same reason as above
E) is therefore correct
Hope this helps with the last one.
B) is wrong cause you'd have insufficient jugglers due to too many exclusions, ie) H and L
C) is wrong because P and N can't be on the same team
D) is wrong because L can only be assigned to team 1
E) therefore is correct
23 A) G/H can't be on the same team because they'd have to occupy the front positions
B) is wrong because there would be too many exclusions on team 2 making it insufficient. For example, Front: G, Middle: K, Rear: L [team 1]
Front: N Middle: Q Rear: P [team 2] .. this does not work as P and N cannot be on the same team and H must be excluded since Q is not in the middle position on team 1.
C) H and G would have to both be excluded on team 2 therefore this is wrong
D) Same reason as above
E) is therefore correct
Hope this helps with the last one.
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Re: PT 22 - Section 3, LG 22-24
Ohhhhh I feel like an idiot now. That is a well written game though, LSAC wins one there.
Instead of thinking of it as "One juggler will be excluded" which is what I made it...It is more helpful to look at it as "Six jugglers must participate" which is how they presented it regardless. It just requires an additional level of thought that I wasn't expecting, but will be ready for from now on. Thanks for the help!
Instead of thinking of it as "One juggler will be excluded" which is what I made it...It is more helpful to look at it as "Six jugglers must participate" which is how they presented it regardless. It just requires an additional level of thought that I wasn't expecting, but will be ready for from now on. Thanks for the help!
