M will be picked unless N is picked. It must be true that....
How do you get to the answer N -> M?

Here is the question: I now know the answer and it makes sense intuitively I don't know the strategy of how to arrive or test the answers. Here is the question: 20% of honor-roll students have GPAs of at least 3.9, and 80% of honor-roll students have GPAs of at least 3.7. Here are the choices: -20% ...

Hi,

Can anyone give a more in depth explanation of how to arrive at the answer?

Is there some way to diagram it?
Or explain why A is wrong?

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Q7 The Passage provides information sufficienr to answer which one of tbe following questions? I chose A and ran with it....without reading othernanswer choices. Poor choice. But if I did read, I probably would have compared A and E. Although I see that E is answerable I still feel drawn to A. Is A ...

Quick lame question. Rule #4 says either S or Unis the only,person out. It doesnt say but not both. So is this implied? If a rule says either X or Y are out, does that mean they both cant be out?

Curious where you found a copy of the exam to be able to assess.

I struggled with this answer because the question asked why the proposal was unacceptable. From that standpoint there is only one proposal. I know the breakdown above says there are 2 but the first suggestion was already approved. In that sense it is hard to call it a proposal. So in my answering t...