So, if you find at least 1 counterexample, then the conclusion is invalid?

@amara you got this. It takes time. Take the time that you need! You can do this.

I was over by 16 minutes but hey I took my time and got them correct. Also, I felt like my first try on question 2 was good enough but deep down I knew I wasn’t fully understanding it so I decided to go back and try it from step by step and that helped so much. I also kicked the clock up the domain so it’s not pressuring me to work faster lol

For B to be true, the stimulus must have explicitly said that Danoxil relieves your headache faster than any other headache pill.

What does proportion mean? Like percentage?

this is a new tool. i like it

On a range of 0-100, it could cover up to 51 or all the way up to 100. It could.

It could be.

Congratulations Brad, just to let you know I was very moved by your story. Wishing you and many others luck in this journey <3

@J.Y, your cat wears pants?

yes.

I don't even know how I was sounding it out in my head lol

@jmeer500

see Irving Munoz's example below.

I was a little hesitant about D because of the word "infant." However, I broke down Debbie's response to understand precisely what they were trying to argue. In Debbie's argument, I identified any 1) context, 2) premise & 3) claim. In Debbie's argument, they also said the word "decide," so I also tried to figure out how someone can't decide to make a choice (I did this to attack their argument). That led me to answer choice D: infants can't "decide" to receive an operation. I hope this helps!