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PT3.S4.Q20 - Homelessness is a serious social problem(PT3 S4 Q20) hey guys, I was between B and C on this one, can anyone clarify why its C (there's no explanation vid:/)
(PT3 S4 Q20) hey guys, I was between B and C on this one, can anyone clarify why its C (there's no explanation vid:/) -
My Approach to Sufficient Assumption QuestionsI see a lot of posts out there that are kind of like guides to tackling specific question types so I thought I would post my own about SA questions. …
... with MBT questions, are the most formulaic LR question type. ... every SA question (probably most LR questions in general) ... For example:
Premise A
Premise B
Therefore ... or the contrapositive)
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PT3.S2.Q14 - Physicians trainingStimulus (paraphrased) Pamela: physicians in training work long, up to 36 hours, shifts and that fatigue impairs their ability to make the best medi…
... I was left with AC B vs C.
I picked ... AC C because of my influence ... where there is not a generous overlap between turnovers ... br />
Meanwhile, AC B has me understanding it as ... state, I guess AC B paints a better picture with more ... -
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…
... I was left with AC B vs C.
I picked ... AC C because of my influence ... where there is not a generous overlap between turnovers ... br />
Meanwhile, AC B has me understanding it as ... state, I guess AC B paints a better picture with more ... -
Advanced Conditional LogicJ.Y. Ping said: (1) All bananas are made of atoms. [B–>A] (2) All non-bananas are made of atoms. [/B–>A] (1) and (2) are consistent with each oth…
... are made of atoms. [B–>A]
(2) All ... are made of atoms. [/B–>A]
(1) and ... are not made of atoms. [B some /A]
... all (B are A) is (not A not B) , hence (A is not B) is ... B is not A) so we can say (B is not A) hence some ... -
PT22.S2.Q23: a discussion about the correlation indicatorsFor this question, I conceived the flaw to be"from correlation to causation, and thus to prescriptive assertion". I was threw off by E at my first si…
... for its first premise "most people who exercise regularly ... often read a sentence with "most subjects + predicate" as a correlation. ... statistics can be a strong indicator for showing a correlation.
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Is the LSAT-at the worst (or best), a lotteristic exam (Game Theory)Hi Fellow 7sagers, So I understand that while a few gifted few of us score within the 99-90th percentile-however it has come to my realization tha…
... and practically speaking so; a strategy of “skipping the ... understand that as a future lawyer most of our work ... hit a significant concern granted the evidence that most substitution ... questions warrant a person scoring in ... -
PT87.S2.Q2 - Some small animals will instinctively go limpThis should've been an easy question but I'm still a little confused. I narrowed it down to A and B super quickly, but am a little confused why A d…
... to A and B super quickly, but am a little confused why A doesn ... plays dead when startled by a loud noise, doesn't this ... survival value? I see why B also resolves the paradox (because ... how I should have eliminated A
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PT65.S2.Q25 - All coffeehouse and restaurants are public placesMBT Question: All C and R are public places. Most well-designed public places feature art work. Wrong Answer Choice: Most C that are well-desig…
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All C and R are public places. Most well-designed public ... br />
Wrong Answer Choice: Most C that are well-designed feature ... if all C and R are public places and most well- ... feature art work, then most C (which is a subset of public places ... -
PTC.S2.Q12 - Undoubtedly, one's freedom is always worth the risk...I was stuck between A, B, and C lol Someone please save me. I chose A because the author is assuming that freedom is worth more than anything els…
I was stuck between A, B, and C lol
Someone please ... save me. I chose A because ... life and I feel like A is catching onto to that ... -
7Sage Podcast Episode #46 - Richard Pomp - A ConversationEpisode 46 is here! On today’s episode, David talks to Richard Pomp, a professor of law at the University of Connecticut School of Law https://soun…
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PT40.S1.14 - Suff/Nec and Arg from Ignorance FlawI was reviewing a question I have seen many, many... _many_ times over. PT40.S1.14 for anyone interested. Today as I was analyzing the stimulus, m…
... C is saying the argument assumed that if A --> B, then **/A** proves **/B ... A to me (you presented **/A**), so your claim about B is wrong (**/B ... fallacy. The former requires a tight argument structure, while ... reversal is pretty obvious: B --> A. But if we ... -
Strange LSAC Issue (CAS)Hi, I'm having an issue and was wondering if anyone else had the same/similar problem in the past and how they've dealt with it. LSAC has given me th…
... X at school C
Transcript from school B says I ... at school B
I never attended school C
... I did attend school B and took ... class X at school B
LSAC sees that ... X at school C and labels school C as a school I' ... -
tips for addressing overconfidence errors in RC?hi all! i'm struggling with overconfidence errors in RC – my range for timed RC goes from -3 to -6, and during BR, i usually only manage to catch hal…
... , so i'm a bit concerned.
most of my mistakes ... be coming from, oddly enough, some level of underconfidence (?) i.e ... i think i'm having some serious issues with accuracy. i ... -
Truthness of Invalid ConclusionsHi, I have a question: Premise: A -m-> B --> C Invalid Conclusion: A --> C Is A --> C necessarily false? Or is it just not necessarily true?…
Hi, I have a question:
Premise: A -m-> B --> C
Invalid Conclusion: A --> C
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[Free LR Tutoring] - PT86.1.Q-Evens Tuesday 9pm CST.What's up 7Sagers, it's your cringe-master, **S**trong-**I**ndependent-**M**an-of-**P**assion, i-think-the-lsat-is-a-cunt, _lsat_sus._ Do you ever…
... /> Do you ever feel like a plastic bag? Drifting through the ... that there's still a chance for a piece of shit like ...
2. Plan - **a.** parse stimuli **b.** note whether or not ... the Q yielded a predictable pre-phrase **c ... -
7Sage Podcast Episode #55 - 7Sage on Clubhouse - How to Stand Out as a SplitterEpisode #55 is here! https://soundcloud.com/user-737824810/55-7sage-on-clubhouse-how-to-stand-out-as-a-splitter <b>Subscribe to our podcast: <a …
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PT1.S4.Q16 - Type O bloodI know this is a very basic necessary/sufficient question but could someone validate the way I diagramed the logic? Stim: Professor: both O par…
I know this is a very basic necessary/sufficient question ... he's Type B).
ACs:
A) only O child ... --> both O parents
B) both ... parents --> /type B child
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PT4.S1.Q23 100 people use cocaineThe debate comes down to B and C. For B, I eliminated basing on the "average population." remember, the question stem never actually mentions wha…
... comes down to B and C.
For B, I eliminated basing ... is the average.
C catches the flaw. My first ... reaction was that wait a minute, if the vast majority ... get accurately tested positive in a society. -
Why is everything translated into conditionals?Hello Everybody, I am currently working my way through the Logic Games section. I've taken multiple symbolic logic courses in University and learn…
... translates to either (~A & ~B ) or into ~(A v B ), according to the ... , 7Sage suggests the translation: A -> ~B C -> ~B
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Please help me find similar gamesI took the lsat a few months ago and was stumped by what should’ve been an easy game. I know I spotted a similar type when I studied it last year, b…
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It’s a variation on a one layer sequencing game ... like A is either immediately in front of B or C bnb ... the rules are basically a similar series of 2- ... decide whether to do a general map and let ... -
PT58.S1.Q11 & PT62.S4.Q19: Anybody willing to lend a helping hand?I honestly didn't see the flaw when I first did this question and am wondering how people who did see the issue manage to go about solving these ques…
... both incorrect and I think a large part of it was ... narrowed it down to A and B and was unable to tell ... -
PT91.S4.Q13,14 and Q22: Could a Sage help! Still confused!If anyone could give a breakdown for these two questions, it would help a lot! For #13, I was able to narrow it down to A and B but don't understand …
... it down to A and B but don't ... understand what makes B correct and A incorrect and I ... /> For 13, I picked A because the passage presented markets ... markets according to passage B just gauges majority ... the difference between a typewriter and a word processor?
PT91.S2.Q13 - C vs DCan anyone help me in understanding why D is a better option than C? I was stuck between the two on the actual test. Thank you so much!
Can anyone help me in understanding why D is a better option than C? I was stuck between the two on the actual test.
Thank you so much!In/Out Game with Multiple Necessary Conditions on Tail of Chain<p>Consider this chain:</p> <p>A —> B—> /C or /D</p> <p>I understand Demorgan's Law Regarding Contrapositives. But how do we work with the 'possibl…
Consider this chain:
A —> B—> /C or /D
I ... If B, then "C not D, or D not C, or Not C not ... require triggering the negation of B?
If I'm ... B?
In my mind, negating B requires BOTH Not C ... on, if I have B? In out questions require ...150 to 161 My LSAT Journey (long post)Hello 7sage community, I was never one for posting on the discussion thread but I thought I would share some gratitude I have for 7sage and the co…
... thought I would share some gratitude I have for ... University in 2019 with a BS in Communications. I ... my concentration due to a longer than expected break ... can be of some encouragement and a reminder that not ... is a super genius with a 175+ score. Most importantly ...Need some advice on reapplyingAs this cycle draws to a close, I can't help but feel a little disappointed with my outcomes. I applied right before the deadline, so I am wondering …
... applications open would make a substantial difference. According ... with an October submission versus a March one.
... , UCLA, Columbia (technically a hold, but preparing for ... and interested in pursuing a career in environmental law ... up with a plan B."New Concepts" in the Conclusion - Explicitly *ask* whether you see anyI was posting this as a comment to a thread in which someone asked for a "trick" to identifying assumptions. But I thought it'd be more useful as its…
... argument **must** be making some kind of assumption related to ... Example 3:
> Some social theorists claim that San ... and actively looking for a job. However, most of the homeless ... So the argument is making some kind of connection between the ...7Sage Podcast Episode #81 - What To Expect as a 1LEpisode #81 is here! https://soundcloud.com/user-737824810/81-what-to-expect-as-a-1l <b>Subscribe to our podcast: <a href="https://itunes.appl…
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iTunes (Apple Podcasts) | Google Podcasts | SoundCloudHow do you diagram a conditional that has a group 3 and a group 4 logical indicator?Example: "We cannot have A without B" or "Without A we cannot have B" Cannot = group 4 (negate, necessary) Without = group 3 (negate, sufficient)
Example: "We cannot have A without B" or "Without A we cannot have B"
Cannot = group 4 (negate, necessary)
Without = group 3 (negate, sufficient)
