PrepTest 69, Section 1, Question 5

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A researcher is studying seven manuscripts�F, G, H, L, M, P, and S�to determine their relative ages. It is known that no two manuscripts were written at the same time. The researcher has also determined the following:

manuscripts were written later than M.

H was not written fifth.

A researcher is studying seven manuscripts�F, G, H, L, M, P, and S�to determine their relative ages. It is known that no two manuscripts were written at the same time. The researcher has also determined the following:

manuscripts were written later than M.

H was not written fifth.

A researcher is studying seven manuscripts�F, G, H, L, M, P, and S�to determine their relative ages. It is known that no two manuscripts were written at the same time. The researcher has also determined the following:

manuscripts were written later than M.

H was not written fifth.

A researcher is studying seven manuscripts�F, G, H, L, M, P, and S�to determine their relative ages. It is known that no two manuscripts were written at the same time. The researcher has also determined the following:

manuscripts were written later than M.

H was not written fifth.

H was written earlier than S but later than F.

P was the next manuscript written after G.

At least four of the manuscripts were written earlier than L.

At least four of the

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If P was written earlier than H, then any of the following could be true EXCEPT:

F was written first.

G was written third.

H was written sixth.

L was written seventh.

M was written second.

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