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Hello, so I was working through the conditional logic translation quizzes and came across this sentence: "Businesses do the environmentally "right" thing only if doing so makes good business sense."
I recognized that "only if" is in group 2, and makes what is after it a Necessary condition. What tripped me up is that I thought "doing so" was a referential phrase to "environmentally "right" thing." Thus, I thought that "only if" was directly working on "doing the environmentally right thing." So my lawgic translation was Good business sense --> Environmentally right thing.
However, this is wrong. It should be Environmentally Right Thing --> Good Business Sense
Why should the referential phrase of "doing so" stay as a necessary condition and not be expanded to "environmentally right thing" making "makes good business sense" the sufficient condition?
I'm happy that you've realized that and are making steps to have a healthier study/life balance! I think it will translate into higher scores, but you have to give it time. Somethings we can grasp the concept of, but have trouble implementing it. Eventually, it will click and become like muscle memory. Keep a healthy balance of studying and life, and I'm sure you will reach the goals you have placed for yourself.