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Angelica Pickles
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Hey sam, You mean S3, right? We are told: hotter the retina, the more molecular motion, the more error prone From which we can indeed infer Animals with warmer retina are more error prone than animals with cooler retina.
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Great explanation Euripides. I would just add that if had the sufficient & necessary conditions flipped then it would be a contender.
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Sure thing!
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Just thought I might share my thought process: I immediately noted that they're giving us a percentage (% injured) of a percentage (%large car/small car drivers) of the 10,000. We know nothing about the second%. For the sake of simplifying things,…
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Hey JS, When you are stuck between two answer choices, I encourage you to zero in on the details. C) sneakily says that EACH interpretation was tailored to the interest of a different cultural group. But we know that some of the interpretations were…
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Hi K, This isn't so neatly diagrammable, but I think the key here is to understand (as always) the gap in the argument. The biologist generalizes from a particular instance: 1) Skeletons of lions & tigers are almost identical, but their hunting…
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Hi JS, You can eliminate because the style manual tells us that we can correct w/o explanation if it's an "obvious typographical error." An obvious typo is not the same thing as an archaic spelling.
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Hi Divon, You mean PT37, right? I translated the stimulus like you did, but be careful with E). The only thing we can logically conclude when food is bad is that we're not going to have a good meal /Good food --> /good meal E) is trying to get…
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Hi Divon, Let me take a crack at this one. The "paradox" boils down to: 1. A seat belt law was passed that should have decreased TF 2. But in city X it didn't (it stayed the same) These were a few immediate questions that I had: 1) But there are f…