Starting with PrepTest 51 (December 2006), LSAC threw a twist into sequencing games (a basic type of Logic Game). It added “conditional sequencing” rules. Conditional means “If…then.” This post will explain what I consider the easiest rule of this type. Preptest 51, Game 2 Let’s look at the 4th rule of the 2nd game in PrepTest 51. […]
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