Prep Test 40 LG #2 Forum
- confusedlawyer
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Prep Test 40 LG #2
How do you guys tackle In/out logic games? I always find myself wasting time doing hypotheticals
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i usually draw a long chain, linking everything together. guaranteed to work. can solve everything less than 8 minutes.
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Are we on the same page? PT40 Game 2? Cold medications? There are two hypos only, really: one starts with FL, the other with GL. The second hypo must have I, so it's GL..I.. It cannot have H (H before G if both), and it cannot have M, which would require the presence of both F and H. Thus, the only two medications that are left are K and F. Thus, if G is the top ranked medication, we know all five: G, L, (I, K..F).
The first hypo (FL..I..) can have M, H, and G two fill the other two spots.
The first hypo (FL..I..) can have M, H, and G two fill the other two spots.
- Notor
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So glad I don't have to do any of this anymore
- confusedlawyer
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I understand where I went wrong I think, I neglected to write out the contrapositive (if no F no M. If no H no M). That could have saved me a lot of time even though I only got one wrong (Which one must be included-->F). Thanks for the replyShrimps wrote:Are we on the same page? PT40 Game 2? Cold medications? There are two hypos only, really: one starts with FL, the other with GL. The second hypo must have I, so it's GL..I.. It cannot have H (H before G if both), and it cannot have M, which would require the presence of both F and H. Thus, the only two medications that are left are K and F. Thus, if G is the top ranked medication, we know all five: G, L, (I, K..F).
The first hypo (FL..I..) can have M, H, and G two fill the other two spots.
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- confusedlawyer
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I envy you Eazy ENotor wrote:So glad I don't have to do any of this anymore
- confusedlawyer
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Can you elaborate please?mz253 wrote:i usually draw a long chain, linking everything together. guaranteed to work. can solve everything less than 8 minutes.
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well, i create a diagram as expansive as possible... try to put every condition in one or two chains (if possible), something like a network. i wouldn't write contrapositive. i feel it's more confusing trying to find some elements in numerous if-then conditions. so when i do the question, i just refer to the "network", trying to trace the chain. sometimes go to the right direction, sometimes go to the left (contrapositive), is it clear?
well, i guess all i wanted to say is try to create a simple set-up in case you will confuse yourself. because i find under time pressure, it's easy to confuse myself if i have a very complicated set up.
well, i guess all i wanted to say is try to create a simple set-up in case you will confuse yourself. because i find under time pressure, it's easy to confuse myself if i have a very complicated set up.