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Thanks - I appreciate it. Sorry that I hadn't responded to this sooner. I've gotten a fairly good grasp on them at this point.
Hopefully, this makes some sense. Keep in mind, I am using the term math very loosely.
Basically, I am wondering if anyone is aware of a resource that gets into numbers/maths issues in LR. Some examples would be percentages versus numbers [fairly frequent], greater than or equal to vs. less than, etc. One I saw recently was that the stimulus establishes that revenues were equal to fees and other revenues. If costs exceed the sum both [A>B+C], costs must be greater than either individual component. Now, I get that it is relatively obvious math, but, when doing LR questions, these kind of make me fumble more than they should. I am trying to find any resources that sort of do an overview of frequent math/number related issues on LR.
I appreciate it! Thanks! JY Actually PM'd me [or made a sidebar pop up] and told me about that! Definitely a good way to go about it.
Anyone know of any games that are challenging relative ordering? I have a packet with several relative ordering games [that I generally consider easy but sometimes prone to really silly errors], but I recently read some of the Manhattan LSAT book and they did PT51S4G2 which is substantially harder than others I have seen. In the end, I got it all right, but I'm trying to reinforce the chapter now.
Sat at SUNY with you. Totally agree. My room was totally quiet.