I don't understand my brain, I got this one right but got the previous one ,which was easier, wrong.

I wanted to choose D but I lacked the confidence and chose B instead :(

I got the answer right but I am a major over thinker and had a whole debate in my head

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A tip my chem professor taught us is to isolate the two things being compared and flip them.

So, with smoking and lung cancer rates being positively correlated, an immediate reaction would be to say smoking causes lung cancer. It's also possible that lung cancer causes one to smokes. That doesn't really make sense, and that is the point. Your brain has biases that want to make certain conclusions or connections. But it's your job as a scientist or rather as an LSAT taker to be objective and look at the evidence or explanation provided.

I cannot believe I got this right

Papua New Guinea out here catching strays

I am starting to develop an irrational hate towards Game of Throne

DAMN

Number 2 kicked my ass :(

This might be pedantic , but it bothers me that they label it 3.1 and label it 3.10.

It's supposed to be 3.01--3.10, otherwise it's just the same

Once you do these enough, it's easy to identify them

A only if Y

A-->B

/B--> /A

Only A are(when, where etc) B

A-->B

/B-->/A

I really should've paid more attention in 4th grade.

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This is like math inductive vs deductive reasoning, and proving or disproving conjectures.

thanks I have no idea what a rebate is

I did not expect enantiomers and stereoisomers to pop out here. Absolutely disgusted