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I keep getting stuck on where to put the slash in a conditional diagram that has "no" or "none", has anyone figured out at tip that helps them? Also is without a sufficient or necessary indicator?
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HI
I got you check out this for all translation summary :https://7sage.com/lesson/4-translation-groups-summary/
I skip around the CC but really pushing through it all is very beneficial in the long run.
When you see NO, NONE ,NOT - Pick any idea and negate it and make it the necessary
HOWEVER make sure your translation reflect what the stimulus is saying
I also think the trickiest part is being able to tell if NO, NONE etc are indicators or just normal words (i still struggle sometimes)
For example:
No one is invited who did not RSVP. Rudy did not RSVP.
We have the logical indicator NO - Negate Necessary
We have idea one - one is invited (I)
I use to think that it was supposed to be /I because ( no one is invited) but I believe that we do not use logical indicator words themselves when making negations
We have idea two - not RVSP (/RSVP)
We have this stand alone premise Rudy did not RSVP which I write as ( /RSVP(rudy)
We pick for example idea two (/RSVP) negate it to and make it the necessary conditions, idea one stays the same so we have s
I->RSVP
/RSVP (rudy )
Here the necessary condition is failing thus the sufficient must fail an we conclude
(/I)
Which in english in Rudy was not invited
Also without is a Negate any idea and make it the sufficient indicator
Hope this helps and didn't confuse you more , I am still new to this so anyone correct me if I am wrong please
This should will help alot also https://7sage.com/lesson/4-translation-groups-cheatsheet/
You are an angel ! Thank you
Do you have the link to the rest of the videos explaining the groups?
Yup here you go JY makes a video for each groupy you can start with this one and just follow the entire lesson:https://7sage.com/lesson/basic-translation-group-1/
All of them can be found under the Introduction to Logic lesson