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Questions about Transfer to Another Law SchoolHi, I am a 1L student right now. I am planning to transfer to another law school of exactly the same rank as my current school. (Both of these sch…
... (I have been raised by a single parent who has lost ... my brother is also a law student.) Most importantly, I personally ... prefer to practice law in a city ... wonder if I still have a chance to get into ... any advice! Thank you all! -
"New Concepts" in the Conclusion - Explicitly *ask* whether you see anyI was posting this as a comment to a thread in which someone asked for a "trick" to identifying assumptions. But I thought it'd be more useful as its…
... and actively looking for a job. However, most of the homeless ... to incentives in a significantly different way from "most" homeless. What ... that if the premise said "All homeless..." then SF's ... the premise say anything at all about reducing homeless populations ... -
When's that Aug LSAT scheduling email support to arrive?Based on prior test date discussion boards it looks as though those scheduling emails typically go out ~2.5 weeks in advance, but curious if anyone h…
... /13th... it stresses me out a little bit to have little ... it/only notice it once all the most "desirable" time slots are ... -
7Sage Podcast Episode #81 - What To Expect as a 1LEpisode #81 is here! https://soundcloud.com/user-737824810/81-what-to-expect-as-a-1l <b>Subscribe to our podcast: <a href="https://itunes.appl…
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How do you diagram a conditional that has a group 3 and a group 4 logical indicator?Example: "We cannot have A without B" or "Without A we cannot have B" Cannot = group 4 (negate, necessary) Without = group 3 (negate, sufficient)
Example: "We cannot have A without B" or "Without A we cannot have B"
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Negation HelpHi all! Just a question on negation. So from what I understand, there are 2 ways we can deny the relationship (i.e A some /B and A and /B). But w…
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Just a question on negation. So from ... the relationship (i.e A some /B and A and /B). But would it ... be ok to write /A and B ... -
Logic Indicators - "once" and "as soon as"When I look up the definition of "once", it works like "when" - a Group 1 Indiciator. I wanted to start with some statements and let's assume them a…
... "once", it works like "when" - a Group 1 Indiciator.
I ... and let's assume them all true.
1. Call ... 1 hour of driving from A to B instead of 5 hours ... no other way around from A to B. Either you take the ... it takes an hour from A to B, then it must be ... -
7Sage Podcast Episode #95 - Chance-a-paloozaEpisode #95 is here! https://soundcloud.com/user-737824810/95-chance-a-palooza <b>Subscribe to our podcast: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/…
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PTC.S3.Q21- Advertisement for a lactase supplement..I was stuck between answer choices B and C. I eventually settled down for B but I'm still struggling to figure out why B is the more optimal answer c…
... answer choices B and C. I eventually settled down for B but I ... struggling to figure out why B is the more optimal answer ... compared to C. The question makes the assumption ... the American population, thus making C an attractive answer. -
PT9.S2.Q20 - A university should not be entitled to patentCould someone explain their thought process in getting the correct answer? I debated between A and B and eventually settled for B because I thought t…
Could someone explain their thought process in getting the correct answer? I debated between A and B and eventually settled for B because I thought the very last line is the Conclusion. #help -
Chaining conditionals and contrapositives (specifically rule 6)Suppose we had a rule 6 situation where B goes to A and C goes to A, but B also goes to D and E goes to C. What happens if there are other pieces in …
... a rule 6 situation where B goes to A and C goes to A, but B ... also goes to D and E goes to C ... of the rule 6 group (A, B, C)? Do you also take the ... -
Question about Negating Conditional StatementsIf you have a statement that says, "Not all A's are C's," then why can't negating that statement be "No A's are C's" in addition to "Some A's are not…
If you have a statement that says, "Not all A's are C's," then why can't negating that statement be "No A's are C's" in addition to "Some A's are not C's?" -
URGENT Question about A-> notB :))Hi! I was wondering, How come we can use the same notation A -> notB to represent both cases of: 1. "A and B cannot be both selected" for in/out…
... cases of:
1. "A and B cannot be both selected" for ... games AND
2. "A and B cannot be added to the ... at least one of them, A/B has to be in the ... it's either A in Group 1 and B in Group 2 ... vice versa,
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PTA.S1.Q8 - Theories in certain scientific fieldsPrepTest A - Section 1 - Question 8 This is a MSS question It is a comparison statement between Fossilized bones of R and E Hominids R contains …
... 8
This is a MSS question
It is ... contains a lower ratio S/C than E
There is a negative ... the E eats meat
A Correct We can suggest that ... least some, cause it has a smaller ratio than E
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PT60.S1.Q22 - One of the most useful social conventionsI was wondering why you can't use C as a contrapositive? I interpreted C as Universal feature + not invention -> innate ability /innate ability…
... why you can't use C as a contrapositive?
I interpreted ... C as Universal feature + not invention -& ... invention, and since it is a universal feature, can conclude /not ... -
PT94.S2.Q2 - Dinosaur Temperatures(P1) According to dinosaur fossils, dinosaurs had an oxygen isotope ratio in their bones that suggests that their CORES had roughly the same temperat…
... answer choice is available.
(C) About oxygen generally. Does not ... argument under consideration.
(C), (D), and (E) turn out ... I neglected (B). Nevertheless, a more careful examination of what (A) and (B) are ... -
PT88.S3.Q10(P2) Which one of the following most accurately...For this question, I was wondering why E is the wrong answer? Passage A and B endorse the same principles that lying is necessary in writing good nar…
... the wrong answer? Passage A and B endorse the same principles that ... in writing good narrative, but B says later they see it ... as unethical while A does not. Is it because ... -
In Out Games logic gameWhen one of the rules are: if A is selected then B and C are also selected so A--> B and C if you negate(Not select) JUST ONE of B or C n…
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if A is selected then B and C are also selected ...
so A--> B and C
if you ... ) JUST ONE of B or C not both, does A also get not ... selected or do both B and C have ... -
PT94.S2.Q15 - People would not follow a leader#PT94 - S2 - Q15 Can anyone explain options A and B? Many thanksss! I'm also not sure about the flaw in the stimulus. In my understanding, the …
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Can anyone explain options A and B? Many thanksss!
A and B.
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PT8.S01.Q20 - Which one of the answer choices...I'd like to discuss this question, as it seems there's no explanation available on 7sage. That should be rectified, as this is a very tricky and unco…
... unconventional question which therefore warrants a thorough explanation.
... to justify approach A or approach B -- it instead ... asks you to identify a ... EITHER ONE OF A or B must be true, ... making either B or A must be false -- all based ... -
Conjunction vs Disjunction in Conditional StatementsI have a question regarding Conjunction and Disjunction when they’re present in the sufficient and/or necessary condition. I know “and” does not s…
I have a question regarding Conjunction and Disjunction ... if a statement says “A and B -> C” that we need both A and B ... said “A -> B and C”, does A being present mean both B and C must ... be present together as a ... -
Difference in Argument Structure : Help!Hi I was wondering if someone can give examples, and ways to tell a difference between the two argument structures, and how to tell them apart in a s…
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Premise: B Conclusion: A -> C (missing assumption: B -> C)
versus ...
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To take again?My first LSAT was 8/24 and I got a 156. My most recent one was 10/24 and I managed to raise my score to a 166 which is odd because at the time I was …
... /24 and I got a 156. My most recent one was 10 ... to raise my score to a 166 which is odd because ... have not scored a PT over 166 at all. I am signed ... chance it but risk getting a worse score than 166? Any ... -
Clarifying QuestionIs A->B A->C therefore, B some C a valid argument, since A-m-> B and A-m->C therefore B some C is valid.
Is A->B A->C therefore, B some C a valid argument, since A-m-> B and A-m->C therefore B some C is valid. -
Old LSAT QuestionsHi! Is anyone else looking at 10 Actual, Official LSAT Preptests, even though they are less relevant? Let's talk about them here!
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You are a or b, and you are x or ... . If you are b, you are x. So all a are y.
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Replacing/substituting a rule questionsFor the logic games where the question asks you to replace a rule with another rule to maintain the same effect on the game... I know that you can…
... original rule allows for worlds A, B, and C, so too must the ... new rule restricts out world C, it's not having the ... -
BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... /> 2. Always apart, never together (A/B).
The knowledge of ... A, then B (A->B)
2. B only if C (B->C)
3. If C ... : A->B->CD.
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How do I train myself to eliminate the wrong ANSWERS for LRI am having trouble figuring out the hard LR questions. I want to be able to eliminate all the answers that I know are wrong, so I can leave the corr…
... 're doing a MBT and the stimulus says A--> /B. Eliminate an ... this logic, such as /A --> B. Mistaken negations and reversals are ... says that due to A, B happened and your goal is ... that shows maybe C caused it or that A and B have nothing ... -
Trouble with Game Board SplittingHey guys, I need help with tips of when to split the game board and how to easily spot the inferences. I'm never able to put all the inferences to…
... ; and another rule that B - C. Now you know that ... For example, If C attends, then B attends as well. ... a game board split across A and B, you know that C ... can't attend the game board with A ... because B ... -
Defining a causal relationshipPrior to the LSAT I've never really considered why A causes B. I'm very unsure of my definition of a causal relationship and would like to put it out…
... ,
First of all, for an explanation of causation ... relationship.
A causes B, means that everytime we have ... times that there exists a causation relationship between two ... wrong. There might be a strong correlation between the two ...
