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1L START YEAR
2027

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MajadaNelson
Monday, Aug 17

these qs are so hard omg

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MajadaNelson
Thursday, Aug 13

definitely did not expect to see 100% pop up on my screen -- i guess my task now is to figure out why i was not confident LOL

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MajadaNelson
Wednesday, Jul 29

i dont exactly understand the relevance but im hoping it comes through lol

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MajadaNelson
Wednesday, Jul 29

@JRamirez i agree, it all feels like common sense until i realize i dont know how to properly apply it

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MajadaNelson
Friday, Jul 24

ok maybe its working... 5/5

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MajadaNelson
Friday, Jul 24

@Oblivion thank you for this

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MajadaNelson
Friday, Jul 24

i feel like im scoring worse after all these lessons - i was so distracted trying to do the formula we just went through that my common sense disappeared lol

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MajadaNelson
Thursday, Jul 16

why is this so easy and then i get to the practice questions and i blank hahahah i feel like im too focused on what 'equations'

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MajadaNelson
Wednesday, Jul 15

i had to stop thinking about is as the 'choose whichever one' advice and instead make the rules:

'unless, without, or, until' = treat as introducing a necessary condition with a negated sufficient condition (/A --> B)

'no, none, not both, cannot' = treat as introducing a sufficient condition with a negated necessary condition (A --> /B)

this helped me figure it out a lot. maybe i just need more structure than 'pick either one' hahaha

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MajadaNelson
Wednesday, Jul 15

@lsatdiva12345 i had to stop thinking about is as the 'choose whichever one' advice and instead make the rules:

'unless, without, or, until' = treat as introducing a necessary condition with a negated sufficient condition (/A --> B)

'no, none, not both, cannot' = treat as introducing a sufficient condition with a negated necessary condition (A --> /B)

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