criminal-law
LSAT question HELP NEEDED
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<p>please explain the answer. i chose option c but the answer is option e</p>

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<p>please explain the answer. i chose option c but the answer is option e</p>
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<p>Option C is wrong because it excludes the possibility that most students might have received <em>exactly</em> a B minus.</p>
<p>The question permits dividing the group in two subsets. One is {students | grade &lt; B_minus} and the other is its complement {students | grade &gt;= B_minus}.</p>
<p>Option C is in terms of the set {students | grade &gt; B_minus} whereas option E is in terms of the set {students | grade &gt;= B_minus}. Only the latter matches the description.</p>

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<li>Most (equivalent to &quot;more than half&quot;) of the students, attended every session.</li>
<li>All students who received a score below B- (that is, C or lower), missed at least one session.</li>
<li>Given (1) and (2), more than half of the students received a score of B- or better (better than C).</li>
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<p>The difference is &quot;higher than B minus&quot; vs &quot;B minus or higher&quot;. A student who received exactly a B minus is included in the latter group, but not the former. &quot;More than half&quot; and &quot;most&quot; are exactly equivalent, at least in this case.</p>
<p>However, this is a logic question, not a law question.</p>
