easy · LSAT Logical Reasoning
No silent alarm produces sound. Alarm R is silent.
Which choice is most strongly supported?
- Every alarm that produces no sound is a silent alarm.
- Alarm R is the only silent alarm.
- Every nonsilent alarm produces sound.
- Some silent alarms produce sound.
- Alarm R cannot produce sound.
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