Do you think I could flip B <s> C to be C<s> B so that some of the C's that are on A are also B (at least 1?). I don't know if that make sense:

A C B

A C

A C

A

A

mapped everything correctly, proceeded to choose the most blatantly wrong answer haha. I get why after the explanation I really need to reiterate what I am looking for.

This took my a while but I think I understand it in my own way: disjunctions show two alternatives if A then B happens or C happens. BUT an embedded conditional is when "if A then B happens and if B happens then that triggers something to happen in C".

my brain refuses to under stand this. sorry

4/5 tripped up on #4 but when i saw the answer something clicked. Its almost like I found a hidden premise by chaining all the parts together.

WOW, After two years of studying for the LSAT and doing it twice, something inside my brain clicked. WOW just wow.

5/5 lesggooo