When the question asks us to evaluate one argument, should we only look at one argument or both?

When the question asks for evaluating only one argument, should we still look at both arguments?

For Question 2,

Can't the first sentence be context?

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we got this guys. please keep going.

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okay colin, perioddd

Do we always have to look for the contrapositive with sufficient assumption q's?

lol how have i gotten every single question wrong besides this one???

I was stuck between B and E.

twin

I also am interested.

In an experiment, would we always get a placebo?

AND I FELL FOR IT OH MY GOD

no. you are not.

I keep getting the answers correct on the first try; however, in the blind review I am selecting the incorrect one.

I got it right at first and then I overthought it and chose B in the blind review.

:(

OH MY GOD FINALLY!

i am getting all of them right....170 LETS GOOOOOOOO LOL (hopefully i dont jinx this) THANK YOU 7SAGE..WE GOT THIS

For Q3. Am I able to say, "it is not the case that if more than 3 inches of snow accumulate, then classes will be canceled...?"

there is no longer a logic games section

I was challenged as well