HitBox
| Word | Docs | Hits |
|---|---|---|
| a | 136.2K | 436K |
| and | 133.4K | 409.5K |
| b | 10.1K | 23.1K |
| unless | 3.8K | 4.2K |
| c | 6.8K | 11.6K |
| or | 56.9K | 91.2K |
| d | 20.2K | 26.4K |
-
PT20.S4.Q15 - rhonda will see the movie tomorrowhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-15/ Someone please explain.
... problem is that the A>B>C relationship, doesn't that ... essentially say B (Paul going) is ... are asking but here's a guess at it. The stimulus ... ( R --> P --> T ) and its contrapositive ( ~T --> ~P ... -
Improving on PowerScore's "Double Not Arrow"--See Quinn's Improved Improvement in the CommentsThe "/A->B" rule is so important for grouping games that PowerScore uses a special symbol ("A<-|->B", or "the double-not arrow") to note it. As a per…
... equivalent to "A or B". This means at least one of A and B must be ... in.
And for "A→~B", this is equivalent to "~A or ~B ... ". This means at least one of A and B ... -
Improving on PowerScore's "Double Not Arrow"--See Quinn's Improved Improvement in the CommentsThe "/A->B" rule is so important for grouping games that PowerScore uses a special symbol ("A<-|->B", or "the double-not arrow") to note it. As a per…
... in the "A or B" form. THAT would be fast, easy, and powerful. Likewise ... , I should read a "A->/B" rule and write down "/A or /B," which is probably ... better expressed as "NOT (A AND B ... -
Question from a fried brain: difference between not both statement and always apart biconditional?so hopefully this is a temporary loss of clarity, but I can't quite articulate the difference. In grouping games it seems that both A-->/B and A<-->/…
... a no slash, since A->/B and A/B both mean that if there is A, B ... of A/B, if B is not there, A should be there, and if A is ... them should be there. So A or B should be in, but both ... it's ok for both A and B are out, I guess. -
PT63.S3.Q22 - a police officer is eligibleHey guys I'm having a hard time with this one For anyone who is willing to try it out can you show me how you diagrammed it and came to choosing A o…
@"Stevie C" said:
I respectfully disagree ... to recognize this idea and were paralyzed between A and B. My understanding of ... an assumption is that it’s a ... explicitly state that it’s a necessary condition for prescribing ... -
Personal StatementWhat is the consensus on talking about things not explicitly mentioned in your application? In a discussion about social justice, I have a sentence t…
... not using this as a LOR and I can't imagine ... core of your essay I'd not worry about the ... contact.
(b) Not sure what you mean ... all that strong regardless of (a) and (b). I doubt that you ... Every time you walked past a panhandler? You get the ... -
Would reading questions first be helpful at all to grasp what the passage would be about?Edit&additional questions: Let me change the title and ask a bit different question since it seems we can only post 2 threads per day... for RC, …
... some questions you can answer or partially answer without reading ... in A and B?" : You can eliminate a few answers after reading A
A
3) Questions that ... refer specifically to the first or second paragraph
... -
BiconditionalsHey guys quick question, is /J <-> L the same thing as J <-> /L? Could you explain why they are/are not the same please! Thanks
Yes. that’s true.
I like JY’s approach:
For A/B or /A B or /B A or B/A, A and B are always apart.
For A B or B A, A and B are always together.
T… -
How often do you actually diagram per LR section? how often do you usually diagram? In which question? Sometimes I feel not diagraming is easy but other times I found diagraming is better...but not…
... This is common in MBT and Assumption questions. Sometimes I ... will give the others a cursory glance, but if ... says something like "A is B and B is C..." the moment an ... are all the size of a single stimulus.
a point where you feel ... -
Embedded ConditionalsThe user and all related content has been deleted.
... '(~A or B)', so the '~(A -> B)' is the same as '~(~A or B)', which begets '(A and ~B)'. Plugging ... '~M' and 'B' in ... -
PT27.S3.Q02 - the expansion of mass mediaI have a question for answer choice A for the second question on "mental contortions." Although I got this question correct, I was really hesitant on…
... answer is weak for reasons A and B.
The "mental ... , on the radio or from a friend. A human being fully embedded ... lengths: divorce themselves fully and completely from the knowledge they ... enlist or enroll jurors, this is done at the beginning and ... -
Does causation equal correlation?So I know that on the LSAT correlation can never, ever, ever equal causation. I know that correlation being there can strengthen causation and a lack…
... , there could be a causal relationship between A and B without any discernible correlation ... , though not really a counterpoint, is that experimental or observational conditions aren ... just the "biased samples" flaw or whatever. -
Does causation equal correlation?So I know that on the LSAT correlation can never, ever, ever equal causation. I know that correlation being there can strengthen causation and a lack…
... statistically significant relationship between A and B in a chaotic system, even ... deterministic laws governing B based on A. It's that ... extent determined, whether observed or unobserved, then you're ... sense just is such a deterministic regularity the world ... -
PT24.S2.Q08 - sociologist: she claim thatHi So, it seems that these circular reasoning questions are killing me... okay so I have a question on answer choice B. I am not quite sure why th…
... A is taller than B," This can imply that A is shorter than B, or ... it can easily imply that A and B are ... of premise and conclusion determining whether or not it becomes a valid inference ... -
(Theory question) Why do you negate a conditional by negating the necessary?Specifically, I am looking at PT 68.S2.Q23, the second sentence: "We must therefore reject Tolstoy's rash claim that if we knew a lot about the event…
... could say EITHER that:
A ~B OR A and ~B.
So in the ... freely performed
OR
Know about events and freely performed
BiconditionalsHi guys, I'm going through the biconditional part of the curriculum. Im wondering, for the Or, but not both biconditional, why don't we just write it…
A -->/B means "not both" so A and B could both be out. If A is OUT, sufficient condition fails and B could be OUT or IN.
A/B means "always apart, never together" so they cannot be out together. If A is OUT, B has to be IN.is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?
... the OR statement, we get the following:
/A --> B and the ... both A and B
A B
A B
A B
A B
The last possibility A B ...Retaking and don't know where to start...Due to the recent elimination of the 3 take limit, I have been considering the possibility of retaking. However, I'm not exactly sure where to start …
... that earlier in my prep and I found it helpful. ... improvement. I actually did A, and B as sections and C2 as an exam ... . I haven't taken a ... look at the LR and LG of C, although I ... have done the RC section of PT C.Retaking and don't know where to start...Due to the recent elimination of the 3 take limit, I have been considering the possibility of retaking. However, I'm not exactly sure where to start …
... I actually did A, and B as sections and C2 as an ... taken a look at the LR and LG of C, although ... the RC section of PT C.
-4 ... perhaps try going back and redoing LG sections from ... working on those weaknesses and hammering out your technique. ..."more likely" = correlation or causation?This whole time I thought "more likely" = strictly correlation because it means the same as "tend to" which is also correlation, but it seems like it…
... this example, C is what is actually causing A and B to appear. However ... , because B only appears when C appears ... of B means that A will likely appear (because C causes A). Thus, A and B are ...is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?
... /> A or B is /A-->B and /B-->A
there are three possibilities:
A, /B
B,/A ... /> A, /B
B, /A
the forbidden situation is A, B are both there
and /A,/B, AOne simple grammar questionHi everyone, as a person who doesn't speak English as a mother tongue, I would like to ask one very basic question of how to interpret certain senten…
... />
The C and the E had differing interpretations of [{A} and {B} (that they ...If and only ifHi all! While I was studying, I encountered "<-/->" sign, and started to wonder if it is interchangeable with "⇔/" . Since "⇔/" is a negation of …
... say that "A B" only **excludes** the situation that "A and B both occurs."
A --> /B" with "A /B". They are not the same.
A /B (Or, but ... not both)
https://7sage.com/lesson/or-but ...contrapositive of A or B but not both... Clarification plzI understood "A or B but not both" as one of the followings: 1. A(O) B(X) 2. A(X) B(O) 3. A(X) B(X) Then what is the contrapositive of it? …
... /> > Therefore, A or B but not both
> = /A ---> /B
A or B but not both" = /A B, A /B.
The ... negation of the conditional statement is A and B.contrapositive of A or B but not both... Clarification plzI understood "A or B but not both" as one of the followings: 1. A(O) B(X) 2. A(X) B(O) 3. A(X) B(X) Then what is the contrapositive of it? …
... . A selected and B not selected
2. B selected and A not selected
3. A and B ... two sentences and then combines them.
A or B: /A---->B; contrapositive /B---->A
contrapositive of A or B but not both... Clarification plzI understood "A or B but not both" as one of the followings: 1. A(O) B(X) 2. A(X) B(O) 3. A(X) B(X) Then what is the contrapositive of it? …
... /> A and B are both in like @akistotle said.
Also both A and B are ... possibilities are excluded from our "or but not both" rule.Addicted to studying?It's a Saturday, my wife's working, I'm relatively free. What do I want to do? Coffee shop and study for the LSAT as I have been doing all week. Does…
Normally I'd agree with you. LR is ... were stuck between A and B, it's very obviously B, so why the ... hell did you choose A?"double arrow/double not arrow chainsHi I am having some issues with chaining double arrows/double not arrows. I know that: A--> B <--|--> C = A <--|--> C A <--|--> B --> C= A <--|…
... PowerScore Bibles, "A B" only excludes the situation that "A and B both occurs."
A--> B C = A C
A --> B --> /C = A --> /C
> A B --> C= A C ...Question on LSAT question" Most people who shop for groceries no more than 3 times a month buy prepared frozen dinners regularly. In Hallstown, most people shop for groceries…
... might be a much, much larger set than the first, and therefore ... second set. That is quite a mouthful, so lets look ... people who do speak english and who are Americans. An valid ... :
A----most----->B----most---->C
A-----most---->C
...Need clarification on logic 'either or' and 'not both'Hey, guys. I have some conflicting notes on something and was hoping for some clarification. /A --> B and A ---> /B are different t…
... two options to pick from (A and B ). We are able to ... you A is in, then the sufficient is satisfied and therefore, /B. Or, ... what happens next, B could be picked (B) or /A and /B could be out ... is called 'not both'--both A and B cannot be picked simultaneously. ...
