by Misti Duvall Thu Jun 17, 2021 1:10 pm
Sure! The logic chain can take some getting used to, but we can use the fact that this is a conditional question to make things easier. As with any other conditional question, start by making a mini diagram (here, a t-chart), input the condition, and fill in what has to be true from there.
Start by putting T out, then strictly follow the arrows. If T is out, then M is out; if M is out, then R is out; and if R is out, then L is in. So we have:
In: L
Out: T M R
What cannot be true? R can't be in, which is answer choice C.
Hope this helps.
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