#help #feedback

I understood every other example except 12.

High school teachers who teach AP courses will only tutor students they believe to be in danger of failing and they believe that only students who missed Monday’s class are in danger of failing.

I parsed it to the following:

domain: HS teachers who teach AP courses

1. Teachers will only tutor students in danger of failing.

2. Only students who missed Monday’s class are in danger of failing.

Following G2 rules, doesn't the predicate become the necessary condition? As in the phrase after "only" comes after the arrow?

Like I remember from a previous drill it was "Democracy can exist only if citizens participate in government." and the translation was "demo exists --> participate" - the thing after "only" came after the arrow.

So for 12, why wouldn't it be:

1. danger failing --> tutor *(this is the one I do not understand)

2. danger failing --> missed m (I know this one is correct)

Instead the correct answer is:

tutor --> danger failing

danger failing --> missed M

tutor --> danger failing --> missed m

Can someone please please give me tips on how to get through these fast? I'm getting them right but it's only when I physically write down the translation and I'm usually 1-2 minutes over time.

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humbled.

Wait I've been understanding these problems until right now I think I'm just having a brain blank but could someone explain why B is wrong?

I understand these chains:

P1: Classroom edu /EFF → /SP → /SI

P2: Classroom edu /EFF → TOr+a

But then for B, I thought it was right when it says /TOr+a → EFF which is the contrapositive of P2?