Are the questions in the inference category the same as MBT and MSS? Which lesson do we learn about the inference questions category? #help
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Same. It literally doesn't say that the other older ones were more complicated
Isn't this a sufficient assumption question?
is it just me or did JY write the diagram backwards for A?
I thought you negate the sufficient condition. so it would be if you cancel, then small amount of money spent
I am going to get a 168 or higher on the april and june 2024 lsats.
Could D also be wrong because we technically don't know if they are satisfied or not? I mean, they could say it is too specific / vague but they could still be satisfied.. so negating or not negating it doesn't affect because we do not know.
We also don't know if the intent was to satisfy or not.
Is there a lesson where we learn this? This is so confusing to me
I don't think you need to know the meaning of social vs heavy drinkers. The stimulus tells you:
- social: less than half of the BAC
- heavy: double the BAC
So they tell you that social drinks less than heavy.
These questions usually ask to find something that one would say "yes, I agree" to the statement and the other would say "no, I disagree."
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This passage. Literally what in the world is it saying.
got this question wrong because I didn't know what aversion meant. ugh.
me pls!
I would say that it is wrong because of lines 40-44.
I love what you wrote in bold at the bottom
#help Why is it not A? I was thinking that if there was no methane before 2003 then it would be recent.
the only conclusion im seeing is that i'm dumb. dam.
me plz!
I got this wrong because I didn't think that "immoral" meant "bad." Did anyone else think this?
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I was extremely confused by this question and after a long time I think I finally understand:
Professor G argues that all PSAPC are legit: PSAPC → Legit
We are also told that Totalitarian governments are not legit: T → legit
Then, we randomly come to the conclusion that Professor G's argument is false: PSAPC → legit
Answer choice C holds up the argument that Professor G is false: if there is a totalitarian government that aims, then it isn't true that ALL psapc's are legit, because we know that totalitarian governments are illegitimate.
When negating C, it becomes that no Ts are PSAPCs. when negated, professor G's argument holds and he is NOT false, because there there are no governments that are PSAPCs that are not legit.
#help #feedback Please let me know if my reasoning is correct!
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This explanation was really helpful! I fell into C's trap. Thanks for explaining!
I feel like it is saying that they only put on bland shows because (the assumption) otherwise people would refuse to watch and then they wouldnt profit.
I guess it seems like background info but without introducing the topic we wouldn't really be able to get to the conclusion