This was a toughy
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This was a toughy
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to breakdown:
Main Conclusion: JUST look at the conclusion
Most Strongly Support: identify the Premise and choose answer that supports
Most seriously weakens: JUST look at the Support and find contradicting evidence.
Contradicting isn't quite the right word - but it's synonymous. Further elaboration would be: contradicting, argument weakening, or argument de-valued evidence.
I am so fired up - there is no way that J.Y. solved that cold - I'm sorry but question choice D is not the initially logically natural choice. C is right - but that is not how we have been taught to solve SA questions.
Assuming that the data is correct is not using lawgic - it's an assumption to the lawgic itself, which is something that we are taught we should always assume in the LR section. Awful question that does not do the intended purpose of the LSAT - show the ability to logically reason. ugh.
Read read read. Except!!!! - not weakens