How does the sentence not provide evidence for the date? It explains that during LHB human life would not be sustainable which provides context for a timeline. With that reasoning I was so confident in E :/

I miss JY 💔

Shallow dip is literally just trusting the process

@bleonard04 so real

@NixonAnderson and understand the questions too!

Yall question #2 had me so lost

Bro was so quick with that first read through 🤯

@danjpeach96 Thanks for the heads up!!

@DestinyLindsey If you refer to the passage, there is evidence that explains cable stations are "subsidized by viewers through subscriber fees." This is an added example as to why cable stations have advantages. There is no evidence that broadcast networks have subscriptions, so B therefore provides support for cable TV advantages.

My show is on again !!

Draco Malfoy being in my LSAT modules was not on my 2026 bingo card

I feel like I have the right reasonings, but I don't do things the exact what that the video or the answer shows. For instance in question one, he says you can shorten the sufficient conditions and exclude "newly arrived" but he doesn't show how the process for that circumstance. Does anyone relate?

is there a way to find more practice for these types of questions?

Do sufficient and necessary conditions relate to using an active or passive voice? For instance the subject being acted upon, or if the subject receives the action.