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hey everyone!!
Quick question!
I finished my lessons on foundations and have moved on to logical reasoning section in my study plan. Im not sure if Im studying properly though...
During foundations I took notes and wrote down and then did the drills. However, since logical reasoning section doesn't really contain much information that I think I need to necessarily write down, what I do is I just practice all the questions on my own (even the ones that are uploaded just as a video I do the question first on my own and If I get the question wrong I watch the video lessons to see how it should've been solved and the methods used).
Does anybody else do it this way for this section on the study plan or do you guys have a different method to study/ am I doing it wrong?
I feel like I understood all the lessons from foundations but because there were so many different rules, I keep forgetting them when solving/ mapping the questions alone, and then when its mentioned in the video I'm like oh yeahhh how did I not think of that
for these types of videos, do you guys just watch the videos or are we supposed to attempt to solve them ourselves first. kinda confusing because for some of these questions the answers are not shared right away, rather step by step they are revealed
I'm confused is this a necessary assumption question?in the video when Kevin was explaining why B was chosen, he said B "the sufficient condition B "