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@hhhhhhhana all assumptions are equal...but some are more equal than others apparently.
Sat with this question for 10 min trying to understand and when it clicked i felt dumb LOLLL
@JoshuaJJauregui Like, i feel as if this superstring theory is presented as an example of this broad claim, can I really get E from this specific example? #help
I'm having a hard time understanding how E, which seems like a blanket statement to all theories regarding force, is supported in the stimulus.
@Metroidude my last 4 scores (oct* included) were 164, 165, 165*, and 164.
HI all! I recently got my October LSAT score, and I got a 165. I am pleased with this score, as I know it is a great score, but I think for the schools I want to go to, I need a little higher. I am signed up to take the November LSAT in about two weeks, and I want to know if it is a realistic goal to want a 167 on this upcoming test. My goal going into all of this was a 170, but I think two weeks out, that is too much, and I have a really strong GPA and URM, so I think I can lower my goal to 167. Is this realistic tho? For two weeks? 165 -> 167? Does anyone have any last-minute tips? I have been in a mid 160s plateau for some time now and i need the extra two points.
Anything helps!
Maybe too many assumptions on my end but I thought the larger population could lead to a longer average distance if people lived far LOL
I got this question correct, but for some reason it is very difficult for me to understand the prose of the question. I don't know if this is because english is not my first language but it just seems so strange to me. I have no idea what
Books updating the classification systems used by many libraries are not free—in fact they are very expensive.
Means at all. "Books updating the classification systems?" Confused.
How the answer to 27 is not E is beyond me.
Indeed, it might equally be entitled Original?, and the text begins by noting a variety of possibilities somewhere between the two extremes.
Is this not the principle referred to in E?
E: It affirms the general principle enunciated at the beginning of the passage.
0/2 for this question, just cannot understand it. How it's a 70%er right now is beyond me.