Main Conclusion and Conditional Statements in LR

Tori Sheber · April 2019

Would it be safe to almost immediately disregard conditional statements as a correct AC in MC questions? I haven't come across a conclusion that is a conditional statement since those would always be premises leading to some conclusion? Does anyone have a counter-example that disproves this?

Thank you!

LSATcantwin · April 2019

P: If you are an A then you are a B.
P: If you are a B then you are a C.

MC: Therefore, if you are an A then you are a C.

Gotta be careful!

Tori Sheber · April 2019

Right! Thank you!

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