What the hellen

Yo what's the up

43!!

Yeah, I watch them to make sure that I'm accurately identifying the main conclusion. I think it will always help even if you get them right

Heyy, for this type of question, I tend to use the highlighting tools. I normally highlight context/someone else's opinion, the author's argument, and the premises for the conclusion in different colors, and that helps me differentiate the different elements, then you just go to the answer choices and I feel like it's been helping. Of course, you need to be able to identify those elements, but I feel like colors help, since we can't really write notes around the stimulus

For the being late example,

Would you say that since the first premise indicates the necessary condition, you would need a second premise that indicates the sufficient condition in order for the conclusion to follow logically?

For example:

Premise 1: Necessary

Premise 2: Necessary

Conclusion: Invalid

vs

Premise 1: Necessary

Premise 2: Sufficient

Conclusion: Valid

Would this be true in all arguments?