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I WAS SOO CONFIDENT IN E
I thought the word "solely" in A was too much of an assumption...
I got confused about what is "important to us."
I anticipated an answer like E - that the representatives were not being truthful about whether the names on the list were actually in the trade group or not
The vocabulary is what tripped me up ARGH
I chose E because my thought process was: If the drug company's other products are doing just fine, then marketing isn't the issue. It's just the new product that nobody wants.
I really don't understand what the economist's argument is, what they are saying after the "But..." #help
5/5 but on EASY mode :O a win is a win I guess
I guessed and got it right. I'm still not understanding even after the video explanation.
I got the answer correct just by eliminating the other choices, but I have no idea what C is saying... even after it was explained. Can someone explain the answer choice C?
When looking at the argument's subject, and then the answer choice's subject, is it almost always going to match up? Like in this video, the subject being the book?
The graphing of this completely tripped me up. I am so so confused :(
Don't know what accede means SIGH
My mind wandered elsewhere halfway into reading the passage lol
When doing the PrepTests, I did the worst on RC. I hope to improve by the end of this!
4/5 on medium difficulty, I'm not mad about it. Since these types of questions only come up once every LSAT exam, I'm going to just hope for the best!
Lord this question was so confusing...
ugh sometimes it's necessary to make an assumption, but sometimes making an assumption is wrong. sigh