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taking the november lsat and just took my first full length practice test. Is there any way to study timing? I find myself takin gtoo long on the easier questions and thehn being pressed at the end.
Think of this as a big venn diagram. Back to when a sufficient condition was a smaller circle withing the necessary condition.
With this you can now place AF and JF as overlapping necessary conditions, with CS as a sufficient condition in that overlapping space but also in each individual sufficient conditions circle.
Essentially if CS occurs you could have both AF and JF or
just AF, or
just JF
Would it be a good technique for flaw questions to do the following-
Take an assigned premise and assign it a metric (IE: most students received an A+) assign this a metric of a clasroom of 30, what does the indicator word do to this metric. In this case most, would mean 15 students or higher.
If that makes sense. This is a pattern I am seeing in the Flaw questions and identifying the flaw in the argument.
@peachykoko Hey you can! Hit show question at the top next to the comments.