hard · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Most people who own a cat also own a dog. However, most people who own a dog do not own a cat.
If these statements are true, which one of the following must also be true?
- The population of dog owners is larger than the population of cat owners.
- No individual in either group owns both a cat and a dog at once.
- Dog owners, as a group, tend to act more responsibly than cat owners.
- At least some people in the area own neither a cat nor a dog of any kind.
- Exactly half of every region's dog owners also keep at least one cat.
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