medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
The team wins if and only if it scores more than 10 points.
Which one of the following most accurately describes the relationship the statement establishes?
- Each of the two events both guarantees and is guaranteed by the other, so neither can occur without the other.
- Winning is enough to establish a score above 10, but a score above 10 does not establish a win.
- Without knowing additional facts, it cannot be determined which of the two events is the requirement.
- Topping 10 points assures a win, yet a win can still occur on a lower score.
- Topping 10 points and winning are independent events whose co-occurrence would be coincidental.
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