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I am having trouble with the lawgic. My take away was:
WD m→ feature art
/comfortable→/WD
comfortable→SI
My thoughts for chaining...
contrapose comfortable→SI to become /SI→/comfortable
Therefore the chain...
/SI→/comfortable→/WD
So if /WD then... /WD m→/feature art
Can someone please explain why this is incorrect?
I appreciate the help!
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#Help
I am having trouble with the lawgic. My take away was:
WD ‑m→ feature art
/comfortable→/WD
comfortable→SI
My thoughts for chaining...
contrapose comfortable→SI to become /SI→/comfortable
Therefore the chain...
/SI→/comfortable→/WD
So if /WD then... /WD ‑m→/feature art
Can someone please explain why this is incorrect?
#help
I was able to narrow it down between choices A and B, but I was ultimately stuck there. I know he goes on to explain each choices, but I was a bit daunted of making an assumption and I felt like A and B both had some level of assumption. As he was explaining the text, he referred to it as 'suggested/suggestion', which made me all the more confused.
Would appreciate any feedback how to go jump over this hurdle. Thanks!
Hi! I am also confused with the 7.5 question, but here is what somewhat understood from the written explanation.
Think back to the sufficient and necessary conditions. "IF" is our conditional indicator which is followed by the sufficient condition.
Sufficient comes before necessary so this means we begin with where IF starts
Original:
Employees in high-revenue departments will receive larger financial rewards than those in support roles if the company's year-end bonuses are determined by sales figures alone.
Apply formula:
IF the company's year-end bonuses are determined by sales figures alone, THEN employees in high-revenue departments will receive larger financial rewards than those in support roles.
Now we have to switch and negate it to produce a contrapositive: and we are left with...
If employees in high-revenue departments do NOT receive larger financial rewards than those in support roles, then the company's year-end bonuses are NOT determined by sales figures alone.
please correct me if this is wrong
This lesson has been the hardest for me with little to no improvement by the end of it... can anyone recommend what to do next? feeling very discouraged.