Regarding the final example here about patterns, the original question stem did not say "each student who attended every class received a grade of b minus or higher." That would've made the question a lot easier. It said "each student who received a grade lower than b minus missed at least one class." Doesn't that leave room for the possibility that some students who missed a class still got a b minus or higher?
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its gonna be a long few months
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Well okay now I have a formula. WE are cooking.
It's crazy how I now need to think about how to think. This was a cool little workshop
I'm scared yall catch me in 10 years being a lawyer though
This was helpful!
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this was helpful!
wow this makes so much sense. this gives me hope to crack the cookie cutter theory and be able to recognize the patterns quick!
Awesome! The explanation broke it down quite well in a simple manner. Love it!
Regarding the final example here about patterns, the original question stem did not say "each student who attended every class received a grade of b minus or higher." That would've made the question a lot easier. It said "each student who received a grade lower than b minus missed at least one class." Doesn't that leave room for the possibility that some students who missed a class still got a b minus or higher?
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wow that example broke it down perfectly!
wow it makes so much more sense broken down
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the examples make so much more sense than original question
the way i just facepalm seeing this
Yeah bruh, I'm so cooked
this last part was sensational
The way I laughed out loud at how simply put this was looking back at the question now lol
this seems way easier that than the question that was just asked.. lol
I wish all the questions was this easy
oh my god that makes so much sense