... likelihood from amost statement. So if they give you AmostB, and A occurs ... , they can conclude B is likely ... fine from a logical standpoint. (They often say that B occurs ... and then conclude that A is likely ...
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A--most-->B-->C
Therefore, A--most-->C most importantly apply them to the ... know, the LSAT rarely says AmostB -->C , they typically ... see that it translates into a valid or invalid form. ...
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LAWGIC A—most-->B—most--> C
_______________________________ A—most--> C ... ] All A’s are B’s. MostB’s are C’s. Therefore, mostA’s ... 7
[English] MostA’s are B’s. MostB’s are C’s ...
Many can equal most, but not necessarily. The important ... in one answer choices. The "most" in this stimulus does not ... of reasoning (i.e. AmostBmost C, ergo Amost C), then the difference ... in arguments could be the most fundamental skill for LSAT Logical ...
... there isn't a single instance ever where "AmostB" would be necessary ... in order to draw a conclusion. Not a single ... is your basis for such a bold claim?
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Even if you have a rule of thumb (accurate or ...
... 't we infer "BmostA" from the statement "AmostB"? Perhaps what I ... 'm struggling most to grasp ... AmostB.
The sentence above is saying most of A is shared with B ... it shares most of the things with A or even ...
... fine. Just as AmostB could be derived from A --> B, we can ... flip it around and take the contrapositive /B ... --> /A and it works exactly the ...
... the "premises" (e.g., A-most->B->C) then made side ... be drawn (in this case, A-most->C). That is the ... />
Bingo, thanks this makes a lot of sense.
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Most dogs have tails. Therefore most tails are on ... 1) Most cookies are sweet. Therefore most sweets are ...
... a third event happening. But if we consider these two as most ... to say that because AmostB and Bmost C that Amost C. In other ... presume this. This is a mistaken reversal or sufficiency necessity ... generally and there is just a spurious correlation between age ...
... ( A ←some→ B → C = A ←some→ C)
Form 5: Most/All/Most (A ‑most→ B → C = A ‑most→ C ... : All/Most/Some ( A → B + A -most→ C = B ←some→ C)
Form 9: Most/Most/Some ( A -most→ B + A -
... A then always B
2. If A then generally B
3. If A ... depending on the circumstances: A-most->B or A->B* (where * denotes "generally ... . We can't use amost-statement and a some-statement doesn't ...
... terms of conditional statements, the most statement gives us:
... be resistant to antibiotics. "Most" statements don't go ... be the same as saying AmostB = /Bmost /A
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But using the same "most" statement, we could WEAKEN the ...
@akistotle: Following up on this - If we use A and B, then "some" is interchangeable (aka A some B and B some A is the same), whereas AmostB is different from BmostA?