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[Contest] What's your favorite LSAT related moment?I'm curious. Your answer could be long / short / funny / serious. A few entries will be selected for free stuff here on 7Sage. Edit: Contest is o…
... to the page to see a logical reasoning section. The first ... . The answer choices were A) Yes, B) No, C) Maybe, and D) Refrigerator ... by far the funniest and most memorable LSAT related moment to ... -
Negation Help !Some A's are not B's A's -----> not B 's (some) What if I want to negate some A's are not B's? would the negation be .... …
... /> • NO SUCH THING AS A CONTRAPOSITIVE =/= /D some /C- YOU KNOW TOO LITTLE ... **
• Some – None
• Ex: Some dogs are brave
D some B
• Negate [No] dogs are brave
D→ /B
B ... -
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
I ... .
{some B's} {all A's, some B's, some C's} {some C's}
PT43.S2.Q18 - editorial: it is clear that what is called "health education"http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-2-question-18/ Can someone look at this question and answer the following question for me: Is …
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argument form (A most B-->C, therefore A most C)Many and MostCan someone please explain if there is a logical difference between "many" and "most?" I remember reading or watching in one of the logic lesson vide…
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• Describes the difference between Some & Most relationships
EXISTENTIAL ... • NO SUCH THING AS A CONTRAPOSITIVE =/= /D some /C- YOU KNOW TOO LITTLE ... ” just means “some”
“MOST” STATEMENTS MEANING Lesson ...Read all answer choices?If you think you've found the right answer choice, do you feel it is still wise to read through the other answer choices carefully? And how much time…
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Test taker: "A... nah.. B... eh... C... yup. Move on." Oh ... correct answer needed the word "most." As it turns out, E ... was almost identical to C except for this difference. They ... 't trust their judgment on A without checking the rest, and ...Do "Parallel" credited responses not consider "some," "many," "most," et cetera?I've been missing many "Parallel" (both flaw and not) because of, say, a credited response containing "most" while the passage does not. Am I to gene…
Many can equal most, but not necessarily. The ... in one answer choices. The "most" in this stimulus does not ... of reasoning (i.e. A most B most C, ergo A most C), then the difference would be ... in arguments could be the most fundamental skill for LSAT Logical ...Embedded conditional translationI was wondering how you would translate an embedded conditional if the conditional in the necessary condition is negated. For example, A--->[Not (B--…
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A---->B
B some /C
Negation of some is none, ... and negation of all is some ... So for example some A are not B would be A some /B.
... question. There are probably some mentors or sages that ...PT62.S2.Q6 - although some nutritional factsI did not understand how and why he figured out which parts of the sentences he could use to make conditional statements from the video. He did not u…
... connected. Ac(A) if caffeine content listed then some people will improve ... their health. It’s really just A to B ... to C to D…from this ... is to say A triggers B which triggers C which triggers D. So ..."Most" confusionIf A most are B and B most are C is it correct to say A most are C ?
JY says..." A--most-> B-most->C ....... No valid conclusions!"Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... this: "(A or B)---->(C and D)" One of A or B happening is ... sufficient to trigger both C and D ... .
So, (A or B) can happen while (C and D) doesn ... translated into lawgic:
(A or B) SOME Not (C and D).
Comprehending 'some' in diagramsCan anyone point me to the lesson on diagramming for 'some' ? For example: Under the Sufficient Assumption & Psuedo-Sufficient Assumption Section, L…
... . Any arrow moving toward the Some relationship does not transfer back ... Some relationship. For example:
A --> B C
Relationship between A ... and C is unknown ...valid argumentsI am looking to find a place on 7sage (preferably a pdf document) that has all of the 9 valid argument forms written out. Is there a pdf of these? Th…
... to take A –> B and A –> C and draw the conclusion B some C, you ... at least 1 member in A. However, I can't say ...Relative OrderingI would like to ask this question. For relative ordering. Q - R- P - L l G - F Given the above, who is, could, should …
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A--B--C--D you mean A before B before C before D (so A can ... your number line (1 is most expensive and 4 is least ... " follows the same direction. In most cases it's intuitive, but ... /> A--B--C--D means D taller than C taller than B taller than A OR A ...Why Can't We Infer "B most A" from "A Most B"? What Assumptions are Made in Doing So?Hello, all! After personal reasons forced me to step away from the LSAT for some time, I'm just now getting back into the swing of things. What wa…
... can't we infer "B most A" from the statement "A most B"? Perhaps what I ... of group A, then it only shares "some" things with A. But if ... the size of "B" as ...Give an example?Hey Everyone, Could anyone give me an example (whether on some test or just an example you could make up) of this valid form: A --> C B --> …
Do you understand the form that goes A->B, A->C, therefore B some C?
Assuming so, take the contrapositive of each premise you used above and compare the structure, and you'll have your answer.Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
... /> Few-->A some B
and
Few-->A -most-> /B
Because "few" is a compound statement ... is comprised of a "some" and a "most" statement, we have some options.
Memorizing Valid and Invalid Argument FormsHi All, So I made flashcards for Logical Indicators and Argument Part Indicators and used the Leitner system; but the argument forms aren't all na…
... the "premises" (e.g., A-most->B->C) then made side 2 ... drawn (in this case, A-most->C). That is the key point ...Memorizing Valid and Invalid Argument FormsHi All, So I made flashcards for Logical Indicators and Argument Part Indicators and used the Leitner system; but the argument forms aren't all na…
... the "premises" (e.g., A-most->B->C) then made side 2 ... drawn (in this case, A-most->C). That is the key point ... />
Bingo, thanks this makes a lot of sense.When doing Parallel flaw...Do you focus on finding the flaw in the argument and then matching that to an AC? Like any other flaw q, just instead of naming it you find another e…
... "If A then B, We have a B therefore A" or ... it could be as difficult as "ABC therefore A some C ... " with the A some C conclusion written first and the some relationship obscured in some ... conclusion and add a "maybe" or a "probably" ...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…
... a much, much larger set than the first, and therefore the "most ... might not be in the "most" section of the second ... core issue here is that most of my family members ... see that:
A----most----->B----most---->C
A-----most---->C
does ...Cookie Cutter LR QuestionsHey 7sagers! Happy studying to all. Throughout the curriculum, JY talked about four LR question types that are usually so formulaic that they can…
... matching it.
A most B. Therefore B some A.
This is ... a valid argument form. We need ... .
Most dogs have tails. Therefore some tails are on ...PT61.S4.Q24 - one is likely to feel comfortableCan i get anyones take on this one, i dont really understand the argument, or the flaw https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-61-section-4-quest…
... a third event happening. But if we consider these two as most ... to say that because A most B and B most C that A most C. In other words, ... presume this. This is a mistaken reversal or sufficiency necessity ... and there is just a spurious correlation between age ...PT70.S4.Q10 - refusing to think about your problems causes gum disease(P1) A recent study shows that there is a correlation between refusing to think about your problems and getting gum disease. (P2) Stress causes s…
... /> Premise 1. A-->B
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Conclusion: if C therefore B
C--->A.
If C-->A-->B
Then ... correct answer choice can say B some C or there is no way ...PT80.S1.Q24 - lucinda will soon be attendinghttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-80-section-1-question-24/ For some context, I missed 5 in this section (including this one) and 4 in the …
... /> 1. residents of WH --- most --> Engineering majors
2 ... major
C: Lucinda --> Will live ... :
A most B
C --> B
So: C --> A
... cities that are REH --- most --> contain major shopping ...SOS! :( Seen every single PT, some more than once, how should I study?Hi all, after taking in some words of advice from the 7sagers I have decided to take my fourth LSAT (yikes), knowing that my previous scores were far…
... time constraints? I've seen most of the stimulus multiple times ... above? (Feb 97', PT A, PT B, PT C, and C II)
Help with parallel flaw and parallel reasoningHey everyone, Ever since I've been studying, I've had some trouble with parallel flaw/reasoning questions. Not really sure what it is about them t…
... 's a PF/PR question that's gonna take some time ... recommended if you feel a little frozen with the question ...
- stimulus includes A some B but AC relies on A most B, "all" As are ...
- stimulus utilizes a distinction in knowledge and fact ...Differentiation between premise and contextHow do you differentiate between the context and the premise? Do you always have to have a premise indicator in order to have a premise?
... other to form/provide a bigger and clearer ... something in it' since some research seems to support ... gave some background information that works like a breadboard for ... some think (A) because (B).
However, (C) weakens the relationship between (A) and (B ...Basic Diagram QuestionCan you solve this below? A - B Most B - C ----------------------------- A- B Some B - C
... /> B →m→ C
cannot be A → m → C
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A → B
B →some→ C ...
cannot be A → s → C ...
