Many is not the same as most, as most is higher. However many is the same as some. But some can mean all.

Bruh.

@dlpaltiel770309 do you still have that second link available?

The LSAT study Schedule on the old website showed that I needed to study about 42 hrs a week to prep for my LSAT in October. However, the new website only shows me roughly 36 hours weekly. Why?

Can anyone explain for Question 2, why E is a better answer than B? I chose B, but was confused between B and E because they say the same thing, more or less.

The group 3 rule is that you can choose either side, negate it, and put it to the left as a sufficient condition. Similarly, the rule for group 4 is that you choose either side, negate it, and put it to the right as the necessary condition.

Can someone explain why it has to be /AAF ->/SAS and can't be /SAS->/AAF?