PT4.S3.G1 (Q05) - a law firm has exactly nine partners

sunnyp89sunnyp89 Member
edited June 2016 in Logic Games 28 karma
Can someone please explain question 5?

How I interpreted the question was the minimum number of salaries would be 8 not 7. The reason for this was that K would always be first, thus leading the other 8 workers being placed in the remaining spots.
https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-4-section-3-game-1/

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  • inactiveinactive Alum Member
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    Bumping so more people see this!
  • runiggyrunruniggyrun Alum Inactive Sage Inactive ⭐
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    There are 7 lawyers that have absolutely preset "more/less" relationships with each other (K-I-F-M-G-J-H). Therefore the minimum number of distinct salaries has to be 7. The other two (L and N) have to be distinct among themselves (L-N), but each of them can be equal to somebody other than K from the other "branch". They don't have to be equal (the maximum number of distinct salaries is 9), but they can be. The other 7 guys have to be all distinct.
  • tlathher12tlathher12 Alum Member
    26 karma

    can we say that L and N can tie with any of the others except K because the rules dont specifiy "no ties" ?

  • akistotleakistotle Member ⭐ 🍌🍌
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    @tlathher12 said:
    can we say that L and N can tie with any of the others except K because the rules dont specifiy "no ties" ?

    L and N can each tie with I, F, M, G, J ,and H. The only rule for L and N is K - L - N.

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