Unit 12 · Multi-Step Conditional Reasoning
Monti's Job Interview — Chain of Conditions
Lesson 7 of 30
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The trick is in the words: "likely" and "might" leave gaps where exceptions can slip through — but "will not" and "doesn't stand a chance" are absolute. The impossible scenario is always the one that breaks a certain rule.
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If Monti does not sleep well, then he's likely to be tired.
If he is tired, then he will not perform well at the interview.
If he performs well at the interview, then he might be offered the job. Otherwise he doesn't stand a chance.
If the above statements are correct, which one of the following is not possible?
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