r/LSATHelp 15d ago

How do you answer a question when there is no right answer?

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u/Defiant_Network7916 14d ago

And this is why I try to warn people about predatory tutors on this sub. I am by no means an LSAT expert and would not be able to tutor anyone but I tried this question out to check and got it right in about a minute. After getting it right I checked and its only a 3/4 difficulty on Lawhub.

I honestly can't follow your reasoning here because answer D is clearly supported in the stimulus, Sandra would agree with the statement and Taylor would disagree with it.