The first sentence was written diabolical. Had to reread it and contra to understand

M coupon book. -> All pizza accept

C refused M coupon -> motive hurt M

Must be: M coupon -> C refuses/hurts M

A) “Any” — they are major competitors (clearly setting example for others)

Specifically if we need to connect A -> C we should try to target the first section of prem and the ending goal — this case motive— was to hurt M

Hope that helps

A lot of people are struggling to connect it back to the lessons. Here’s what I wrote.

#2-3 : lessons 2 &3

#5 : lesson 4

#6: lessons 5-6

This wasn’t so bad. The conclusion was focusin on data sets between the two. So that for me immediately eliminated all except B and D. I was going to pick D, but then remembered that ideal experiment— which rendered B correct

I’ll just take the L for this one. They all looked too weak— should’ve did the spectrum

If you do the causal chain- which is what I did you’ll see that it’s actually working backwards from “Furthermore,…” The second sentence was the outlier which was the same thing from the previous lesson question. I saw how that sentence was too vague and therefore the weakest link in the chain. Looking at the root words specifically the antibiotic— then it was POE for the answer choices.

I mistook the herbivores to still be predators since the pyramid visual of each level is a predator to the one below. I took it as a trap answer

Almost had me between D and E but looking at the subject again between the two it was clear which one was right

The easiest one yet

U lost me with math

I feel like this was pretty obvious

This is bi-far the easiest one so far that ican feel the impending doom of how hard it will get later on

The instructions and written explanations made sense until you did the lawgic.

I think having the explicit forms of the predicate indicators in the lawgic form will help the confusion

He explained it well— but I got confused a bit so I added more understanding.

A mammal subset is not dependent on cats— it’s Sufficient (S) as a stand alone. Whereas, Cats are dependent as a Necessary (N) needing mammals in order to stand.

A cat (subset) — is a (necessary) — mammal (superset).

A mammal (superset) — is Not (why? Bc, Sufficient) — a cat.

And we know this— because mammals are a larger extended category compared to cats— where as the only difference within cats are modifier (fat, colored, etc).

Hope this helped. This is from my notes.

Hope this helps someone:

Op said : no big tech, no game.

Arg said: You yappin. We got a lil tech to help. We game.

Flaw: lil tech =/= big tech

Part of system =/= entire current tech available

I only got this correct because I got it wrong before— and ever wrong answer burns a match in my eyes every time I see it again!

God is good. 3 correct in a row