Order fully determined Questions

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  LSATcantwin Alum Member Sage ⭐

  September 2017 13286 karma

  Personally these I am all about plug and play. I go to each answer and see how it plays out. I do it in this manner;

  1.) If X has 3 rules that involve it and it says "X goes on ____" I will try that first because it is most likely to trigger all the other rules into place.

  2.) Or if Y has no rules and it says "Y goes on ____" I will try this one because now I have the loose variable placed and this might help make all the other pieces fall into place.

  3.) If both a restricted variable and non-restricted variable are used together I will try it. If X has 3 rules and Y has none and it says "X goes __ and Y goes ___" because this both plants the loose variable AND triggers a ton of rules.

  Hope this makes sense aha
• StellaBlue Alum Member

  September 2017 185 karma

  This makes total sense! And that's helpful. It's not that I can't make the inferences from each "new" rule, I just get all jumbled up when figuring out how/where to jump in. I'll give this a try, thanks!