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Okay, so I havent seen this in a problem and if I have I cant remember. But how would someone diagram this: If necessary, they need to register for the race, mainly the if necessary is what throws me off.
I def will, So will we ever choose an answer like B, where the author makes an assumption
In strengthening and weakening questions , unstated, but for the flaw questions I've haven't seen one picked
Usually unstated everywhere else, but for the lsat Idk
Something that is a proposition taken for granted
On B when it says presumes, if it was the right answer for a problem, would the presumption be explicitly in the stimulus or implicit or both, any help appreciated.
For Q 26 ,I thought jurist meant only lawyers, lol.
Im finally coming around on these, this is how I think of them in case anybody reads this. PP -> C
In between the support, I think well have you ever thought that this might happen, or this might happen?, an additional premise that would weaken the argument.
I had that problem in the beginning. For me, the more I did it, the more second nature it became, but it depends on ur timeline for studying b4 the exam
This is one of the last LR type im having issues with and need some guidance. I see this stem, read the stimulus and see five answer choices that say overlooks the possibility and this is where the oscillation comes in. Lol. And I see the core, where there is premise&conclusion, and just like the weaken/support questions we attack the support? All help is appreciated.
I use to hate the Lsat, then the more and more I did, the more I liked it. That def went in my favor
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yeah its def easier as a bi-conditional and the components are def confusing, lol. I was saying in the form, if J->F, and the lsat does the common wrong answer F->J, would the wrong answer (F->J) or " I have money on the mind, then I have mind on the money; would that be suff necc confusion with the components being so similiar, and of course I havent seen it that similiar yet, but I havent done too many PT's. Thanks for helping bret, this is awesome.
right right, lol, i dont know how common it is for snoop to sing complete sentences. And then I heard it, and I automatically thought, well, If I have my mind on the money and then I have money on my mind, and then got an answer choice that reversed it, since its the same subject matter, could there be confusion?
ok I know this is dumb, but is there sufficiency necessity confusion with mind on the money and money on the mind?
or is it the same relationship?
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I kept thinking to myself, this feels like an assumption question with a little change to the stimulus.
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That's what I was thinking, thanks for readn the post