I understand that E is the correct answer choice, but since this is a sufficient assumption question, isn't E describing a necessary condition? Isn't it too strong? It says New subway cars are REQUIRED. But they're not required. They're sufficient to cause an efficient, attractive subway, which in turn is sufficient to product good economic sense, but neither new subway cars NOR having an efficient and attractive subway system is NECESSARY for good economic sense.

https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-34-section-2-question-02/

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  • Friday, Jul 15 2016

    Geez. Thanks Sean. Isn't it weird how you can get so caught up in a problem and then come back to it and wonder why in the HELL you had a problem with it?

    Thanks man!

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