Matt Riley of Blueprint LSAT Prep continues his explanation of the Mauve Dinosaur LSAT game (2 of 3)

[wyrmguard]

hmm I did #13 different

I thought of it that way that a,b,c,d,e were the included-list so since only 2 can be mauve a/e have to be out. Since L and U can't both be mauve it's gotta be either c or d; because only one of either V or U can be included, it had to be d.

[wolfgladiator33]

he makes it seem so easy

[myron465]

Good advice from Matt on deductions at the beginning of the video.

[234cri]

Nice handwriting for a guy.