LSAT logic question for you all - if someone 'usually exercises on Monday,' does that definitely mean they exercise on Monday more than 50% of the time?
What if they work out 100 times total: 49 workouts on Monday, and the other 51 workouts split evenly across Tue-Sun (about 8-9 each day). Monday is still their most common workout day, but it's not actually the majority of their workouts.
Would you still say they 'usually exercise on Monday' in this case? Trying to figure out how strict the LSAT is with 'usually' = majority vs. just most frequent.
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LSAT logic question for you all - if someone 'usually exercises on Monday,' does that definitely mean they exercise on Monday more than 50% of the time?
What if they work out 100 times total: 49 workouts on Monday, and the other 51 workouts split evenly across Tue-Sun (about 8-9 each day). Monday is still their most common workout day, but it's not actually the majority of their workouts.
Would you still say they 'usually exercise on Monday' in this case? Trying to figure out how strict the LSAT is with 'usually' = majority vs. just most frequent.