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Some folks who live in the hills belong to the Hatfield [#permalink] New post 12 Jun 2007, 06:28
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Some folks who live in the hills belong to the Hatfield clan; others belong to the McCoy clan.
No Hatfield can farm.
All McCoys can farm.
Therefore, McCoys are not Hatfields.
Everyone who is not Hatfield is a horseback rider.

Assume that each one of the above statements is true. Which of the following must be true if it is also true that no Hatfields ride horses.

A) The only people who can farm are horseback-riding McCoys
B) Anyone who does not belong to the McCoy clan belongs to the Hatfield clan.
C) All horseback riders can farm
D) All horseback riders must be McCoys
E) All McCoys are horseback riders.
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 [#permalink] New post 12 Jun 2007, 07:01
I think B& D make the most sense....

between the two, I would go with D
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 [#permalink] New post 12 Jun 2007, 07:45
E it is .

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 [#permalink] New post 13 Jun 2007, 01:11
Will go with (E).


There can be people who don't live in the hills. So other options fall apart.
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Jun 2007, 01:39
Everyone who is NOT a hatfield is a horseback rider. So mc-coys (Therefore, McCoys are not Hatfields.) are horseback riders. E it it.
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Jun 2007, 06:43
Agree (E)! cheers
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 [#permalink] New post 13 Jun 2007, 22:04
right
OA is E
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