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pt 16 game 4 .. I tried over and over still can't attempt the questions any help?Hey I'm trying to foolproof games 1-35 pacifico style. I stumbled upon pt. 16 game 4. This is the hardest game I've ever seen. I thought PT.12 (game …
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original setup:
a b c d e
1 2 ... b a c d e **or** b a d c e **or** a b d c e
and ... and switch them based on the second rule. For example, b c a ... for Q 19, 23, and 24. It's kind o… -
Should I go back to LG Core Curriculum? Advice to get LG from -4-ish to -0 consistently?I've taken the LSAT once so far and scored (what I estimate to be) a -3. On PTs, I generally get anywhere from -1 to -5, with an average of -4 in a n…
... board per a rule and then another rule says either A or B is ... in spot 6. then the next rule says C ... . And many people would split the game on rule A & B because ... 1 game piece is placed and we know C ... -
PT3.S2.Q14 - Physicians in trainingStimulus (paraphrased) Pamela: physicians in training work long, up to 36 hours, shifts and that fatigue impairs their ability to make the best medi…
... wrong.
With a critical mindset toward C-
"continuity of physician ... *could* agree with that point and say, "So what? I think ... 's go to answer choice B:
If this were ... contradict Quincy. This would show a reason how the medical situations ... -
PT29.S1.Q7 - Debbie's magic actCould someone help me ID what flaw is in the stimulus and why answer choice D is wrong? Is D incorrect because the skeptic is assuming Debbie used an…
... for condition A in trial 1, B in trial 2 and C in trial ... trials 1, 2, and 3; neither A, B, or C took place. We don ... trial 1, A didn't happen (but B and C are possible), and so on ... for trial 2 and 3.
PT 70.S4.Q14 - Epic poetryHi can someone explain why D is wrong? I understand that it might be due to the invalid generalization. We know that epic poetry transmits values "by…
... (heroic figures)
A) This talks about POETRY, the ... to every and any situation.
C) extremely vague and also ... stim. Stack this up against B and you will see the difference ... this answer choice goes a step further and says that the ...PT 70.S4.Q14 - Epic poetryHi can someone explain why D is wrong? I understand that it might be due to the invalid generalization. We know that epic poetry transmits values "by…
... here as a model group rather than a singular group and didn't ... sense is not referring to a numeric relationship. This answer ... br /> >
> C) extremely vague and also not supported by ... stim. Stack this up against B and you will see the difference ...PT1.S4.Q24 - Contemporary AdvertisingWhat is the flaw in this question? For those of you who are familiar with the Loophole, what is the loophole for the argument here? Thanks!
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A----->B
C/B
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C/A
A good manager ... . Instead of leading with premises and then the conclusion like the ... , it begins with its conclusion and it provides its some premise ...Contrapose back on conditional chains in LG?Does anybody have any tips on executing this skill or is able to point me in the right direction? Thanks.
... you now know -B, -A. Because the variable C is negated in ... learn, per the contrapositive, that B and A are also negated; however, you ... OUT is A--> -B --> C --> -D --> E and D is ... to find -C, B, -A. So, you'd have IN (D,B) and OUT (C, A); you ...PT4.S4.Q9 - A scientific theory is a good theory if it satisfies two requirementsAnybody wants to shed some light on the LAWGIC aspect of this question? Apparently, according to PowerScore explanation, the stimulus is a bi-cond…
... /> **/C /( A + B )**
... which translates to:
**/C /A or /B**
(you always switch AND ... to OR, and vice versa ...Can you get by on conditional LR questions with just knowing keywords?Knowing things like how to map no/nobody and unless and stuff like that. Is it enough for tough coniditonal lr quesitons? If not then how do you do t…
... they mean, drawing inferences, and translating conditional statements.
A→B, A→C, you should see both the map and the inference B←s→C ... immediately. Or that A→B, C→B gives you /A←s→/C, and ... raining," or "unless a miracle happens, the ...When do you throw in the towel?I'm fairly good at LSAT and can pretty much -0 my way in any section on a good day. The moment the timer goes on, it can drop to as low as -11. I've …
... /> (2) Slow down b/w practice sections and b/w PTs. I used ... in the infamous 160s plateau and also questioned whether I could ... missing that many during a timed run, b/c you think your understanding ... Qs that gave you angst and understanding them in their full ...PT37.S2.Q12 - one cannot prepare a good meal from bad foodI don't get the explanation for why A is right. All we know is that do produce a good meal you can't have bad food. That would seem to imply that you…
... think this would not be a false dichotomy but indeed an ... --> culture
A. yes
B. Natural resources, out of ... RESOURCES, like ever. No.
C. I think this is talking ... can work with bad soil and /bad soil, but we can ...PT39.3.19 - "Which can be inferred..." (Passage 3 - Blackbody objects)Link to video expl/quick view: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-3-passage-3-questions/ My question is about the correct A/C, (A…
... we take this a step further and say that because (A) is necessary ... trying to figure out whether (B) had more, less, or any ... , as I thought about this A/C more and more) of asking all ... help me along: Given a choice b/w a path that's more ...PT39.3.19 - "Which can be inferred..." (Passage 3 - Blackbody objects)Link to video expl/quick view: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-39-section-3-passage-3-questions/ My question is about the correct A/C, (A…
... trying to figure out whether (B) had more, less, or any ... , as I thought about this A/C more and more) of asking all ... just chasing my own tail. B has two unrecoverable issues - "any ... help me along: Given a choice b/w a path that's more ...PT10.S1.Q19 -Hey, could someone help? Been waiting two days for a response.Why does C weaken the argument if the low-income individuals aren't taxpayers? Isn't the city councilor's proposal to raise bus fares only meant to h…
... the people who pay them and city tax are subsidizing fares ... fare means more subsidizing?
A) Eliminate, weakening the argument by ... giving a reason not to raise the price
B)ditto
C ...PTC.S2.Q22 - One can be at homeCan someone explain PTC, S2 Q22? <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [first set of words]"</strong>
... problem. A -> B and B ->C then A->C.
(A) If a country is ... to remain a ... citizenry.
(B) If there is a need (and remember the need ...Are these lawgic translations correct?#1 A cannot B without C. Translation: AB --> C /C --> /AB #2 A without B cannot C. Translation: /AB --> /C C --> AB I'm curiou…
... if this strays OT a bit, but b/c of the way I ... posted immediate above (involving cities B, L, C, and X), I initially mapped ... out to be immaterial (and is possibly a red herring), but this ... represent the directionality aspect, as a regular arrow looks like the ...Are these lawgic translations correct?#1 A cannot B without C. Translation: AB --> C /C --> /AB #2 A without B cannot C. Translation: /AB --> /C C --> AB I'm curiou…
... with double group 3 and 4 words in the ... br /> A = A doctor
B = prescribe porozine for a patient
C = ... br /> A = One
B = Properly identify a mushroom
C = Examining ... ) one properly identifed a mushroom, then (C) they examined its ...PT10.S1.Q19 - Need new perspective about answer choice (C)I'm a little confused about the relationship between the taxes and bus fare in this stimulus. In the first sentence, when it says bus fares are subsi…
... AC C, without the second half of the sentence ("and all city ... So, if this was a regular (not except) weakening question, I would ... say that what C is doing ... councillors also care about-- and then saying that it shouldn ...PT39.S2.Q12 - Is it wrong for the government to restrict the liberty of individuals@jenleeva had a good question about the first LR section of PT 39, Q12, and I'm also stumped: "How do we know that 'not right' = 'wrong'? And vice…
... differently than JY and therefore got rid of B for a different reason ... . I know that in the "except" lesson ... a sufficient indicator like all, every, etc.. Ellen Cassidy and others treat "except ...PT91.2.12 - most obvious health problemsI struggled with this question and I would like some feedback on my thought process: The conclusion is that widespread, grassroots efforts towards…
... .
2)Water Contaminated: presents a **much more widespread threat**.
Premise: people notice and concerned **only the most obvious ... .
Choose B
Why C is wrong:
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... the response @LawyeringForLife. I have a few questions.
For question ... ? I was down to E and B and because of the above reasoning ... , I was down to C and D, and I thought both needed assumptions ...PT84.S4.Q22 & Q23 (G4) - Two types of bondsCan someone explain to me why Answer choice A is the correct answer for PT 84 Game 4 Question 22 and Answer choice C is the correct answer for PT 84 …
... so that means C is out. And if V offers a 5 year ... 5 so B is out. So we have A and D, and if R ... only offers a 5, then ... were to offer a 10 year bond and H a 5 year bond ... have to offer a 10 year bond. And so C has to be ...PT90.S2.Q22 - Devan has never bothered to be kind...What makes answer choice (B) wrong?
... as being a good friend and then jumps to a big conclusion ... it is well written and no bad critic so ... extreme as the stimulus and AC C, and B also seems to make ... sense. The plant is not in a ... good spot for sun and it also ...PT91.S2.Q22, Q23, & Q24 helpHey everyone, I just took PT91 on lawhub and was wondering if anybody would be willing to help me out with a few explanations for some of the questio…
Hey I got both 23 and 22 wrong, and better yet, I randomly ... and doubted my judgement on A and chose B. Since you kinda see why A ... gene leads to toxicity.
C is wrong. It basically says ... the corn to look yellow and has a few green leaves dangling ...PT F97.S3.Q18 - new record has been set for the number of murders committedCould someone help me understand how AC E counters the city officials response? On another note, I have a tendency to want to set off either the …
... on why answer choices A and C are incorrect and E is correct. The ... understand what both the official and the citizen are saying. ... .
Reasons why B and D are incorrect:
B. Describes the pattern in which ...PTB.S1.Q25: How to approach RREWhat should your thought process be on a question like this? On easier RRE, I could often come up with a paraphrase, but it definitely wasn't the cas…
... /> > Paraphrasing is a great tool sometimes, and a time sink other times ... /> >
> AC B - Who cares why they get ... through all the choices initially and thought all were incorrect. ... I got desperate and then picked C because I thought if ...PT92.S1.Q9 - Practical intelligenceCan someone explain why B is the correct answer? **Admin Note: Edited title. Please use the format: "PT#.S#.Q# - brief description of the question…
... true.
Here is a breakdown of the other ACs ... ever wanted and still develop practical intelligence.
B- Correct
C- You ... It's a polar opposite given to try and trick you into ... thinking it's a logical opposite ...80s LRMy logical reasoning accuracy has dropped off since entering the 80s PTs. I was averaging around -3 to -5 and now am sitting -5 to -7. I have read LR…
... had to "smarten up" and become a bit less formulaic. It is ... this detail" than "A-->B and B-->C means A-->C."
The ... . Flummoxed by a stimulus? You should save it and practice breaking it ...A ---> B --SOME--> C; therefore A ----> C, is that a valid argument?A ---> B --SOME--> C; therefore A ----> C, is that a valid argument? I know A ---Some--> C is an invalid argument, but I am unsure about the not so…
... following set sizes: A contains 1, B contains 100, and C contains 1. So ... with the relationship A-->B some C ... , we have one [A] that is also a [B] where 99 [B ...
