if and only if is different from if? is this a flaw in the lesson or are they treated the same on the LSAT?
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argument is one:
A -> B
/B
/A
but argument two is:
A<->B
/B
/A
if and only if is different from if? is this a flaw in the lesson or are they treated the same on the LSAT?
#HELP