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ashleyyseo12325
Saturday, May 17, 2025

Interested!!

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Sunday, Jul 21, 2024

I mapped out the stimulus

X → A

Y → B

B→/A

When I was reading the answer choices, I immediately interpreted the subject as (X or Y) and (A or B). If there wasn't enough subjects or conditional chains then I marked it as wrong.

a.) Mentally associated animals species with narrow diets with X and will have more difficultly with A. Then I stopped because there was a no new subject.

X → A

Y →/A

b.) The answer choice is the right one because it has the correct number of subjects and conditional chains.

X →A

Y→B

B→/A

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Monday, Jul 15, 2024

I agree, been stumped on this question for a bit. The gap between the premise and conclusion is that money exists even if there is a universal loss of belief and money does not disappear (negation of the conditional). Answer choice A addresses the gap that money would continue to exist even if there was a universal loss of belief.

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Tuesday, Jun 4, 2024

great analogy!

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