Help#Questions about match the flaw questions

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  Habeas Porpoise Alum Member Sage ⭐

  October 2021 edited October 2021 1866 karma

  I feel like this is risky enough (with students complaining that both answers are right) that LSAC wouldn't give both in the same question unless the stimulus matched one exactly. But if I had to pick I'd lean towards (1). In the end A --> B, B--> C is just A --> C. If we then erroneously say C, therefore A, it's generally the same as the stimulus since we're affirming the necessary condition in both cases.
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  cklomoooooo-1 Member

  October 2021 128 karma

  Thank you!! Yes, I've seem both happened to be correct in the past. This is actually from The LSAT Trainer, and Mike Kim chose 1) as well. > @"Habeas Porpoise" said:

  I feel like this is risky enough (with students complaining that both answers are right) that LSAC wouldn't give both in the same question unless the stimulus matched one exactly. But if I had to pick I'd lean towards (1). In the end A --> B, B--> C is just A --> C. If we then erroneously say C, therefore A, it's generally the same as the stimulus since we're affirming the necessary condition in both cases.
• Habeas Porpoise Alum Member Sage ⭐

  October 2021 1866 karma

  No problem!
• WinningHere Member

  October 2021 417 karma

  Yeah whatever is the match!
• kerenaaa Member

  November 2021 49 karma

  def the match. additionally, answer choice 2 would actually be a mistaken negation- confusing the sufficient for necessary