Is (D) correct just based on the rule "Mt or Ot" rule?
(which means P cannot accompany T...)
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Re: Q11
That is correct. This is one example of why it is a good idea to check the obvious rules first on questions like this.
Like for instance, if this T variable was not in any of the answer choices, I would have checked for K and O. I know that when K is not with M, V has to be with O. So putting these two together would be something that cannot happen.
Like for instance, if this T variable was not in any of the answer choices, I would have checked for K and O. I know that when K is not with M, V has to be with O. So putting these two together would be something that cannot happen.
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