I would say the answer to this question is none of the above.
The condition in the question stem can be demonstrated as follows:
LDM --> T
Therefore, we flip and negate to get the correct assumption.
T ---> LDM
In other words, if there is no traffic --> Larry did not drive in the morning. Keep in mind its not just that it is not morning, it is that larry did not drive in the morning). I feel like with the LSAT this is a pretty key point that they won't miss in the correct answer choice.
I would review the lesson on sufficient and necessary assumptions.
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I would say the answer to this question is none of the above.
The condition in the question stem can be demonstrated as follows:
LDM --> T
Therefore, we flip and negate to get the correct assumption.
T ---> LDM
In other words, if there is no traffic --> Larry did not drive in the morning. Keep in mind its not just that it is not morning, it is that larry did not drive in the morning). I feel like with the LSAT this is a pretty key point that they won't miss in the correct answer choice.
I would review the lesson on sufficient and necessary assumptions.