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Am I right?
If one is a shark then one is a fish. Ollie is a shark which means ollie has to be a fish.
mini subset/dot: ollie
subset: shark
superset: fish
Sharks are sufficient to fish, but not necessary. Fish is necessary to be sharks.
Am I right?
Subset: teacher
Superset: career
A teacher is sufficient for a career, but not necessary.
A career is necessary for a teacher.
Taking my example from the last lesson (lmk if I got it wrong) -
Subset: pizza
Superset: food
Pizza is sufficient to be food, but food is not necessary to be pizza.
Going back to do my foundation lessons because I am the worst studier and skipped ahead to LR lol
I think I get it - subset is small and the super set is big
subset: pizza
superset: food
This seems so simple to me, yet the MSS questions were getting me!!
If you are a shark then you are a fish. Ollie is a shark. Ollie must be a fish.
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