Assuming Centerville has 100 unskilled full time worker residents in total.

Conclusion: at least 51 Centerville unskilled full time worker residents would lose their jobs if the shoe factory closes.

Premise: The shoe factory hires more unskilled full time workers than the rest of the businesses in town combined. For example the factory hires 60, and the rest of the town hires 40.

But what if half of the shoe factory workers are immigrant workers from a different country? Then in this case, if the shoe factory closes, only 30 C residents would lose their jobs.

The premise is very broad actually. There is also the possibility that the shoe factory only hires 10 unskilled full time workers and the rest of the town hires 9. The rest 81 in Centerville are just unemployed.

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I think the video is broken on this one

I have actually been practicing exclusively with the Flex format since August and it has helped me understand how crucial doing well LG and RC is in Flex compared to the standard test. RC or LG questions basically worth more now and it might these sections more stressful.

For that reason alone I would recommend doing a few Flex’s.

Had two RCs--First one had a passage about prosecutorial misconduct and the second RC had a comparative on forgery art and one on how to delay aging. I thought my second set of RC was easier.

LG is usually my best section but I experienced my first real LSAT anxiety attack during the third game (student presentations)...