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Access to PT A, B, C and Feb '97Hi y'all, I remain invisible(I'm just silently drilling LG's in my room) but I'm always so pleased to be a part of such a supportive community cal…
... so pleased to be a part of such a supportive community called ... here: I cannot find PT A, B, C and Feb '97 as part ... from the past. Is there a specific reason as to why ... -
Not (A-->B) QuestionHi all, quick question! In the Harder MBT Questions unit, JY covers two questions that involve the negation of embedded conditionals. I'm a little …
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A --> B
NOT (A -->B) which becomes:
A **some** /B
A -->B) --> /C
C --> NOT (A-->B) which becomes:
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a unless b but only if c.For instance, a -> (b -> c) simplifies to a + -b -> -c. What about (-a -> b) -> c. How can I simplify it?
For instance, a -> (b -> c) simplifies to a + -b -> -c. What about (-a -> b) -> c. How can I simplify it? -
Superprep A, B and C game difficultyDid anyone else find these games sections more difficult than usual? I am a pretty consistent -0 to -2 on the games sections, but damn the A, B, and…
... difficult than usual? I am a pretty consistent -0 to -2 ... sections, but damn the A, B, and C games sections are brutal. For ... 3 and 4 on PT A each ate up like 12 ... be redoing these sections in a few weeks. Did anyone else ... -
If A, then B, which cannot happen without CWhat would be the correct way to diagram this? A->B->C Or (A->B)->C
What would be the correct way to diagram this?
A->B->C
Or
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A then B or C but not bothHow would one write "A then B or C but not both"? I usually use "A -> B/C not both" when solving games, but I was wondering if there is any other wa…
... "A then B or C but not both"?
I usually use "A -> B/C ... could also be written as A -> (B/C), but it looks very ... -
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…
A ---> B --SOME--> C; therefore A ----> C, is that a valid argument?
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Question about a questions i just did Flawed MORHey guys so I was doing question 4, LR2 preptest 25. In this question the premise was a->b->c and then it concluded c->a So the correct …
... /> a->b->c
and then it concluded c->a
a's.
so c -some- a/
< ... br /> Is this a rule that can ... ? A->B always can also mean B -some- A/?
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Does "A causes B" equal to A -->B?Hi, guys, I am confused with the relationship between "causation" and conditional logic. Could anyone give me some help? According to the lessons, it…
... lessons, it seems that "A causes B" = A-->B. However, in PT25-S4 ... at the school. This is a parallel flaw question. I am ... -
Assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationshipShould it be true that the assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationship is A -> B
Should it be true that the assumption of "/A -> /B " in the causal relationship is A -> B -
A/B (10 point) Grading ScaleThe undergrad institution I am about to graduate from has the 10 point, or A/B, scale. We do not have A+/- scale. I currently have a 3.93 GPA. Will t…
... has the 10 point, or A/B, scale. We do not have ... A+/- scale. I currently have a 3.93 GPA ... -
"Which of the following could be a complete and accurate list..."Suppose that you're choosing a hypothetical board where A, B, and C MUST be in the group. But D floats, and need not be in the group. Since we're ask…
... you're choosing a hypothetical board where A, B, and C MUST be in ... accurate list, would answer choice {A, B, C} suffice? Or need we include ... -
[ENDED] Free RC Tutoring, A-B Passage; PT 65 Passage 3Hi Everyone, Last session was great. Thanks to everyone who showed up. We made RC fun!. : ) So last time we focused on low resolution-high re…
... going to do one A-B passage. There is a different way to ... makes these kinds of passages a piece of cake and I ... this method.
Since A-B passages don't start till ... for learning LSAT will be a good call.
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A->B->C vs. A-> (B->C) lessonHey guys, I'm having trouble finding which lesson what I wrote in my notes is from. I have: Tuesday->rain->sad = if tuesday, it will rain, and it…
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Tuesday->rain->sad
= if tuesday, it will ... rain, and it will be sad
Vs.
Tuesday-> (rain->sad)
= on tuesday, if it ... rains, its sad
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When skipping a question do you bubble in something/mark it etc?I'm curious what everyone's strategy is for skipping on the bubble sheet. How I do it right now is I mark a tilde on each side of the a/b/c/d/e bubbl…
I'm curious what everyone's strategy is for skipping on the bubble sheet. How I do it right now is I mark a tilde on each side of the a/b/c/d/e bubbles and come back to it. -
Advice from a 170+ scorerHi Everybody, I first took the LSAT in 2016 and scored a 169. I tried again in September 2017 and scored above 170. Here are a few things I w…
... a good rationale for A being right, but you can't eliminate C ... , then pick A and move on ... . You don't have time to dissect C ... 't mindlessly plug and chug A, B, C, etc.
a certain degree of engagement ... -
A will ensure B -- does this mean A -> B or B -> A?Finally done with the LR section of CC and going through my notes. I dont remember which exact LR question this is from but I remember one of the…
... the lines of "doing A will ensure that B happens."
I ... have in my notes A -> B, but I want to ... for the occurence of B, not that A is necessary to make ... -
Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: Question on Advanced Logic**[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!]** "In the [Introduction to Log…
... am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free ... Force, and J is in a small circle (sufficient) within the ... how A->(B->C) = A and B ->C = A is “kicked up” and B->C ... happens in A ... -
A/B Reading Passage - Tips?One of my biggest areas of weakness is the A/B Reading Passage. I know JY recommends starting with Passage A and answering every relevant question be…
One of my biggest areas of weakness is the A/B Reading Passage. I know JY recommends starting with Passage A and answering every relevant question before moving to Passage B. Is this the best approach? I would love suggestions on approaching this section. -
A->BWhen I see **A->B** structure in the stimulus, The right answers should be 1) **A->B** 2) /B->/A (contrapositive) The wrong answers should…
... be
1) **A->B**
2) /B->/A (contrapositive)
B (logical negation?)
2) /B->A (logical negation?)
3) /A->/B ... (mistaken negation)
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How reliable are the really old PT's (specifically A, B, C, and F97)?So I know the most recent PT's are obviously the most representative of the real thing... but I am running short on these and so I have had to now tu…
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PT1.S4.Q7 - Is there a way where someone can explain How I got this wrong through the 7sage?The conclusion reached above depends on which one of the following assumptions? (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) The pre-Columbian inhabitants of Mexico p…
... the following assumptions?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E ... since its inception
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LR Study Guides ThreadI was wondering if we could upload our study guides in this post for those taking the June and upcoming LSATs can always come back to this.
... /> LAWGIC
A→B some C
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A some C
sad. I’m not a tragedy. Therefore, I’m not sad.
[Lawgic] A ... –> B
/A
_________ ... turtle? I’d be very sad.
Invalid ... -
conditional chain linkage with "if but only if"/double arrowHi guys, So I know that for example A ---> B <--|--> C leads to the inference A <--|--> C, whereas A <--|--> B ---- > C leads to no useful inferen…
... for example A ---> B C leads to the inference A C, whereas A B ---- > C leads ... .e.
1) A B ---> C
2) A ---> B C
my ... in both cases its just A --- > C but I'm not ... -
Logic Chain (ish) questionHello, I've got a common question about linking up a logic chain. I just re-watched the video lesson but it's not precisely the answer to my questio…
... have:
Premise: A ---> B ----> C
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Conclusion: D ... make D ---> A and D ---> B (either one works, along ... be correct to make A ---> D and B ---> D?
embedded conditionalsOk question on this. Lets say we have "if A then no B unless C". According to JY we can diagram as follows: A-->(B-->C) we pull the first term in…
... :
A-->(B-->C)
we pull the ...
resulting statement 1: A and B --> C
or we ... as
A--> (~C-->~B)
pulling the first ...
resulting statement 2: A and ~C --> ~B
I was ...Some Game cheat sheets repostedHey guys, I dug these up in the older posts. Just wanted to repost if anyone needs them Edit: These notes belong to @emli1000! Thanks! INTRODU…
... /> A→ (B→C)
/A or (B→C)
/A or (/B or /C)
(/A or /B) or C
NOT [/A ... or /B] →C ...Valid Argument #6 is messing me upHere's what JY says: All turtles know kung fu. All turtles are named after Italian artists. Therefore, some things that know kung fu are named aft…
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A –> B
A –> C
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B some C
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A –> C
B –> C
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/A some /B
/A
/A
/C/A/B
/C/A/B
/B<…List of affordable PTs (paperback/hard copy)<strong>Update Feb 2017: printable e-docs for the LSAT questions are now included in 7Sage materials.</strong> There is also a list here: http://…
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There is also a list here:
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(SuperPrep 1) A, B, C:
http://www.amazon.com ... (price fluctuates, try to find a used copy):
https://www ... , so I only included a link to a search
http://www ...55.1.21 (Really, really hard question)Really struggled with this on the exam, and I still missed it during BR. Specifically, I had a really tough time differentiating answers A, B, C, an…
... , I had a really tough time differentiating answers A, B, C, and D ...
Thus, person who thinks a show is worth preserving------> ... stuff.
Answer A: This is what I chose ... cancellation.
Answer B: I don't understand how ...
