medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Consider the rule: 'The alarm sounds only if the sensor detects motion.'
Which one of the following is the correct translation of this rule into conditional form?
- If the alarm sounds, then the sensor must have detected motion.
- If the sensor detects motion, then the alarm must sound.
- Either the alarm sounds or the sensor detects motion.
- If the alarm does not sound, then the sensor did not detect motion.
- If the sensor does not detect motion, then the alarm may or may not sound.
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