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Sunday, Aug 18 2019

Thank you for stating it so clrealy. Very helpful!

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Sunday, Aug 18 2019

Thank you for all your suggestions. I would love to utilize those resources! /

one more question though..Aren't these seriously saying the same thing?

Takes for granted that having chaeacteristics important for an outcome is enough to reseanobaly expect that outcome.

Takes for granted that a characteristic important for an outcome will ensure that outcome.

I am not sure why the author seperated these two as different answers.

Thank you, again for your help!

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Sunday, Aug 18 2019

Thank you for your comment! I appreciate it. And what resources are you recommending?

Hi,

I am enjoying learning lsat through LSAT Trainer. I was not sure if I can post a question regarding the contents in that book. But I was too confused, so I came here for a help.

I am confused because I do not see the difference btw the two statements.

1.Mistakes necessary characteristics for sufficient ones, and falls to consider other factors necessary or potentially important to the conclusion.

2. Takes for granted that having characteristics important for an outcome is enough to reasonably expect that outcome.

Can I just all say that it confuses a necessary condition for a sufficient one? Its hard for me to see the subtle differences that the author made.

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