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The LSAT lost its Logic Games. From the August 2024 test LSAC permanently removed the Analytical Reasoning section — a change that followed a disability-discrimination claim rather than a psychometric review — and replaced it with a second scored Logical Reasoning section, so Logical Reasoning is now half the scored test. What remains is four 35-minute sections in about three hours: two scored Logical Reasoning, one scored Reading Comprehension and one unscored variable section, plus a separate untimed writing sample completed online. Scored 120 to 180. From August 2026 LSAC requires almost all candidates to sit in a test centre, with only limited remote exceptions.
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2. A company's profits increased by 10% last year. If the profits were $500,000, what were the profits this year?
Correct answer: A
Explanation
A 10% increase on $500,000 is $50,000, making the total $550,000.
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