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@kwangleestuff519 For the record, I just want to say that this is absolute poetry. Chefs kiss
It’s amazing how I can get questions like these right, and one star questions still wrong. 3 seconds over time, but I’ll take it!
I had to sit with “but not otherwise” for a good 30 seconds, but in the end, for whatever reason it clicked. I was down between A and B, and for once my intuition worked. Lfg!
@Taylor345 You are a godsend! Thank you so much for that website and your explanation!!
It’s often felt like trying to find “simple” examples of logic problems/statements online is like trying to find a needle in a haystack (impossible for me). That site is going to be a perfect reference for me moving forward.
Such an awesome community here.
This right here is exactly why I love 7Sage, and will sing your praises until the end of time. For someone who truly learns visually, and couldn’t always connect the “lawgic” even when it was in video form from earlier once we hit the some, most, and all, inferences, these visuals helped immensely!
@Hanifa you repeated fit twice instead of adding hike in the necessary condition. But I appreciate the example, nonetheless.
The forums imo, is one of the best part of this website.
@SehntaSouraya316 Did you also make sure to add the contrapositive? It seems so simple to forget. But that's what helped me.
Anything that you do in your head, if at all I would also recommend to stop or decrease. Because for me, I'm good with translating the stimulus and putting it on paper. But for some reason when I get to the AC’s, I try to stick too much in my head, even while staring at my diagram.
Its usually not until I get to the video that I realize that I've made a silly mistake. It's a bad habit, but I'm consistently trying to nip it in the bud.
The amount of times I had to reread both the stimulus and the answer choices should be criminal. Yet, 4:07 later, I somehow chose E.