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I have found this LR Cheat Sheet (very useful. Is there something similar anyone has available for the RC section?.
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I'm not sure if it's ok for me to ask this but does anyone have a chart guide explaining in short what to look for in the majority of cases for each question? I know this is like something general but let me give you an example.
Lately I feel like I've been doing very good in weakening questions with this "formula"
Weakening questions--> find another good explanation from the options
So, that's kind of what i'm curios about. Does anyone have some guide of that nature they wanna share ?
Izzy
Sunday, Sep 21, 2025
I have an issue wrapping my head around this: "We say that the stronger an argument is, the fewer and more reasonable its assumptions are. The corollary is that the weaker an argument is, the more and less reasonable its assumptions are."
In this statement, does that mean that a stronger argument has A FEWER NUMBER of stronger claims? Thus, meaning that a weaker argument has a MORE NUMEROUS amount of assumptions, but those are less reasonable? Am I getting that right?
@MakennaRiley17 https://coda.io/d/7Sage-LSATs-LR-Cheat-Sheet_di5c3yhdxZY/7Sage-LSAT-LR-Cheat-Sheet_sug4mZW-#_lu-8X7ot
Hopefully this link works better. And it was provided by another 7Sage user who replied to a question I posted