Here is a short Logical Reasoning stimulating loop.

(Beware this is like Barney for LSAT takers)

https://app.suno.ai/song/596db0b9-58f5-49c3-8640-3aec7c009d87

Hi Bailey, this is great!

Thank you for the beautiful creation.

Thanks for sharing pipelineporter.

Here is a quick guide for anyone else that may need assistance.

https://app.tango.us/app/workflow/How-to-Select-LG-Games-From-PT59-and-Below-59eaa52800b54fe9afe48a7df7ca4d29

Testing Centers provide 2 pencils and 3 scratch booklets.

Answer Selection Breakdown

A, The ratio of male to total ducks at Western Lake is less than the total ratio of male ducks to total ducks at Eastern Lake.

Eastern Lake

65 Males per 100 Ducks

Western Lake

55 Male per 100 Ducks

B. Non-adult ducks make up a greater portion of the population of total ducks at Eastern than Western.

This could be true but we have limited information on the total of non-adult ducks. However we do know that there is a small disparity between sexes in non-adults which with the limited data that is presented we could infer that Western Lake has a greater percentage since the ratio of Male to Female is in greater proportion.

C. This is another could be true. The issue with answer choice C is that we do not know the total number of ducks we only know the ratio which could be applied to any number of ducks.

Example both lakes contain 100 Ducks

Eastern

65 male

35 female

Western

55 male

45 female

Example 2

Eastern lake contains 500 total ducks and Western Lake contains 700 Total Ducks

Eastern

325 Males

175 Females

Western

385 Males

315 Femals

Because of this, the statement that there are more male ducks in Eastern Lake Vs. Western Lake does not hold true in all circumstances.

D, The ratio of male to female is closer to 1:1 in non-adult ducks. If this is to be true then then the ratio of male to female must be decreased, However we know that non-adult ducks can not drastically affect the population distribution among sexes because we know from the stimulus that male ducks significantly outweigh non-adult male ducks.

E. Since male ducks greatly outweigh the number of non-adult male ducks and that non-adult male ducks outnumber non-adult female ducks we can infer that Adult female ducks outnumber non-adult female ducks.

Thanks for the explanation. However coming from a Finance background this question seems as if the two parties are arguments differ over the NPV to the investment. The Mayor thinks that the cost of the building is $4 Million Dollars more expensive and the Councilor believes that the delay has had a positive NPV since the $26 Million is now worth $37 Million and the new building only costs $30 Million.

Because of this I chose B as my answer.