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Hey Everyone! I've only been studying for a few weeks and decided to apply what I learned from 7Sage about quantifiers to all/most/some practice problems in the LSAT Trainer. I'm stumped on one question and would very much appreciate it if someone would be able to map it out for me logically.
The passage is: "Most of the dishes at Oldie’s Diner are unhealthy, and most are offered on special during lunchtime. The dishes on special come with the customer’s choice of free fries or a free soda. All of the dishes offered on special are written up on the restaurant’s chalkboard."
The question is whether "Most of the dishes on the chalkboard are on special" can be true.
No matter how I go about the question using formal logic, I only ever arrive at some dishes written on the chalkboard are on special (Written-Chalkboard (--- s ---) On Special). Thanks in advance studious future attorneys!
@ I also arrived at most dishes are written on the chalkboard. I then pushed that inference against the second statement in the passage, that most of the dishes are offered on special, and got to the inference that some dishes that are written on the chalkboard are on special. I just can't logically get to most of the dishes that are written on the chalkboard are on special, which the LSAT Trainer has marked as could be true.