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@ohnoeshalpme804 said:
A train ride at the Kern county has exactly 6 cars, numbered 1-6 from front to back. Six children will get into those 6 cars, one child per car. The six are A,B,C,D,E, and F.
1.E cannot be in which of these cars?
a. Car 1
B. Car 2
C. Car 3
D. Car 6
2.If B and C sit in adjacent cars and D is in the last car, then F has to sit in which car?
A. Car 1
B. Car 2
C. Car 3
D. Car 4
E. Car 5
If D is in the front car, which of these CANNOT be the case?
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Hey @ohnoeshalpme804,
Are you quizzing us here or do you have questions? :sweat_smile:
This isn't a game from the LSAT. Is this a game you made up or did you copy this from somewhere else? If it's the latter, please delete because it's against the rules.
@ohnoeshalpme804 said:
A train ride at the Kern county has exactly 6 cars, numbered 1-6 from front to back. Six children will get into those 6 cars, one child per car. The six are A,B,C,D,E, and F.
1.E cannot be in which of these cars?
a. Car 1
B. Car 2
C. Car 3
D. Car 6
2.If B and C sit in adjacent cars and D is in the last car, then F has to sit in which car?
A. Car 1
B. Car 2
C. Car 3
D. Car 4
E. Car 5
If D is in the front car, which of these CANNOT be the case?
A. A is in car 6
B. B is in car 3
C. C is in car 2
D. E is in car 5
E. F is in car 4
We can't solve these without rules! :sweat_smile:
Is this from some logic game? If so, don’t post actual text from the exam, instead, write the PT# section# and question(s)#