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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…
... A –> B and A –> C and draw the conclusion B ... is at least 1 member in A. However, I can't ... is used for this example and not for other conditional statements. -
Best way to master logic? (Particularly for mapping logical reasoning)I've gone through the all the logic lessons twice and have been drilling sufficient/necessary assumption and parallel reasoning and when I read throu…
... flawed and valid arguments, both individually and as groups... and I ... listen in my thoughts and discussions with others for statements I ... questions I got wrong and/or missed on BR. Eventually ... translating, chaining out, and linking together logical sequences, ... -
Mapping Logical Reasoning: Do we have a set of questions available?Hi Everyone! I've been doing a lot of work recently with memorizing valid inferences that can be made from conditional and inter-sectional statem…
... continuing decline in the number of questions that involve straightforward conditional logic ... it just drawing pictures and involves no conditional logic. He does that ... or two questions per section in order to complete everything as quickly and ... -
Looking for advice for retake! (scored 169, target 171+)Hi everyone, Sorry to create another retake advice thread. I scored a 169 on the June test and plan on retaking in September. I would really appre…
... grasp on LR questions. In order to make that significant ... g., translating conditional statements, keeping track of referential phrasing) and question specific approaches ... from Blind Review calls. In dissecting questions and answer choices, everyone pushes ... -
Very Important Future DecisionSo I am a bit lost about what I should do. I got a 158 on my first LSAT in June, it was an 11 point increase from my 147 diagnostic. I attend Fordham…
... on what I missed and try to be pissed ... t miss an SA question or it's no longer ... overconfident and realize you still have work to do in conditional reasoning ... to a "careless" error in an effort to avoid it ... doing what it does best and wreaking havoc on our ... -
need help with negating sentences for necessary assumptionHello everyone, I seem to be having some issues with negating sentences, some things are very obvious, but others are not. for example 1)The Fine…
... about how to properly negate statements involving quantifiers. Unfortunately, 7sage is ... 's not sick or it will seem tired and lazy)". And, lastly, applying ... sick and will not seem tired and lazy" in my first comment, and now ... -
PT16.S3.Q08 - reasonable people adapt themselves to the world;"Reasonable people.." I got this wrong and then tried redoing it in blind review (I drilled this question type in a set of 40 questions). In BR I …
... questions want us to link conditional statements. I don't think ... only sentence that matters in this stimulus is the ... conditional statements so you get excited about linking them up. In ... Only one conditional matters (the last one) and everything else is ... -
Sufficiency and necessity vs Premise and conclusion.What is the overlap between these two concepts? It seems like answer choices need to be on a certain side of the arrow to be correct.
... /> That is correct. SA and NA questions are asking for ... is left side of arrow and NA (just enough to guarantee ... having an issue determining SA and NA? They are both ... For example in MBT and principle questions where there are conditional statements I would ... -
Sufficiency and necessity vs Premise and conclusion.What is the overlap between these two concepts? It seems like answer choices need to be on a certain side of the arrow to be correct.
Sufficient and necessary conditions are features of conditional statements ("if P, then Q ... "), whereas premises and conclusions ... are features of arguments ("P. Therefore, Q").
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PTB.S2.G2 - trees in the foresthttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-b-section-2-game-2/ I have some questions about the proper diagram and meaning of a rule in this in/out g…
... the contrapositive of the embedded conditional.
I ... /O).
And you are right, the contrapositive ... have both L and O in or both L and O out ... then Y has to be in ... /O apart and LO together triggers Y in, however you ... -
PT61.S2.Q22 - psychiatrist: in treating first-year studentsCould anyone elaborate why B helps the argument? I don't understand how "moderate" students are related in this case...thank you!! https://7sage.co…
... correlated to both depression levels and reported recreation time), deny ... cause isn't reversed (or some structure more complicated ... the freshmen were actually truthful in their statements.
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LSAT's Transferable SkillsHey Everyone, I've been studying for the LSAT for about 2 and half months now and I had a question - one that I think a lot of people could benefi…
... of assumptions I'm making and then fleshing them out ... that way in real life whether in conversation or in papers. So in a way ... up is speaking more in negatives and even double negatives, as ... appreciate having to parse negative or double negative statements. -
PT score range & consistencyHi all, first time poster here! I've done quite a few practice tests and while there is (happily) a general upward trend between all of them, my l…
... or way below the mainstream, and since it doesn't fit in ... I'm legitimately improving, or because I got lucky ... either real good or real bad and never in between...
... , conditional logic, valid and invalid argument forms, and memorizing inferences in logic ... -
Questions (prepping for December 3rd LSAT)A few thoughts and questions on my LSAT process so far (started studying in July): 1) Reasoning - I've been doing a lot more of this recently and …
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Any strategies or ideas on the weak points ... through the excess verbiage in the stimulus and identify the argument ... . Usually there are 1 or 2 blatantly wrong answer choices ... . Keep on pushing.... and know your conditional logic like the back ... -
Conditional logic help.Hi guys, I was helping my friend out with conditional logic today because I thought I had a grasp on the material but it turns out I dont.... So the…
... exclusive "or." In other words, one of the two will happen, and when ... way they did in the textbook.
In all honesty, I ... would have diagrammed it as a bi-conditional ... up looking like a bi-conditional). -
Conditional ReasoningThis might be something really basic to be discussing at this time for someone looking to sit for the LSATs in December, but I gotta ask How would…
... because there is a conjunction in the conditional.
This is ... a group 3 conditional. It can be solved by ... the two parts of the conditional and making that particular part the ... both EW and D. In other words, at least ~EW or ~D. This ... -
PT73.S2.Q15 - marketing consultant: last year I predictedHello, I have a question about these two choices 1. the argument takes for granted that the higher sales of established products are due to effecti…
... that of the established products or vice versa). This is ... prediction is the same or different as the one ... be "unpopular with customers" and "ineffective in promoting new products." Furthermore ... the argument is not stated in conditional language---doing so on ... -
Powerscore LR BibleIf you have used the Powerscore LR Bible, this question is for you! I have previously used the LSAT Trainer and have just begun the Core Curricul…
... gain from 7Sage Core Curriculum and/or LSAT trainer?
... . 7Sage's in-depth lessons on conditional logic and argument forms does ...
Usually there are 1 or 2 blatantly wrong answer choices ... the scope of the argument or something, so play close ... -
PT14.S4.Q9 - anyone who supports the new tax planI'm really having trouble with this question. Am I supposed to approach it as a sufficient assumption question though it's a flaw question? Thanks in…
... difficult question but one in which given a bit ... are two really quite simple conditional statements: lesson thus far is ... Understand. We have those terms in our premise, what the ... I have reversed the sufficient and necessary relationship of the second ... -
valid arguements and indicators ..how does this appy?Hello 7Sagers, I am in the process of completing the core curriculum and i had a question about the LR portion of the circular. I am memorizing un…
... looking for indicators, valid or invalid arguments , and conditional statements. Do you think this ... -
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…
... LR. And I noticed it often gets in the way ... lessons on conditional statements and indicators, and reviewing lawgic lessons and the question ... is getting in the way of your understanding and wasting ... learning the underlying lawgic and strategies for solving the ... -
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... '~(~A or B)', which begets '(A and ~B)'. Plugging '~M' and 'B' in for ... a bald negation of a conditional connective on the LSAT, e ... )', because the material conditional we're negating in this thread doesn't ... -
Q. 5 of Quiz on drawing valid conclusions with translation 3In JY's breakdown of this statement: <blockquote>All dinosaurs that hunt its prey can run, swim and fly. Dinosaurs that cannot run, cannot swim or ca…
... , we actually have an "or" in the sufficient. Because of that ... want to keep the "and" in neccessary its your call. ... />
Although in your scenario the "and" in necessary wasn't wrong ... to chain up a complex conditional statement.
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Official December LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official December LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the December 2016 LSAT here! Here's some ground rule…
... : U -----> /C
Or you could represent "Unworthy of ... making it easily to represent and manipulate in diagramming, especially for contrapositives ... unworthy of B and /B I think. "B" and "things worthy ... are B." The two statements above cannot be linked. -
Waiting...waiting. What do you guys do while waiting for December results?I took my first LSAT, this December. I am staying optimistist about the result, hoping I will score enough to get into the school I will me applying.…
... period by reviewing my personal statements and applications in general...just kidding! I ... LSAT, aim for June or September and steadily develop a mastery of ... -
Personal Statement Question...Do we have to talk about why we are applying to a particular law school in our personal statements? Some of the schools I'm applying to do not ask fo…
... particular law school in our personal statements? Some of the ... talk about that in the personal statements even if it ... 's not asked of us in ... essays to include that and/or write a separate Why ... attach Why X essays in an addendum to schools ... -
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... conditional takes in the truth values of the antecedent '~M' and consequent 'B', and ... then it spits out either true or false ... .
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Why does JY write not-both rules asymmetrically?In the games videos, when JY sees the rule "if P, then not Q", he writes: P -> <del>Q</del> But when he sees "if Q, then not P" he writes: …
... in the LG curriculum he acknowledges that some students use or ... up different rules into bigger conditional chains and I'll sometimes use ... as putting both items in a box and crossing it out. ... in the way you use them and develop that comfort level and trust in ... -
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... . It's a unique connective in that it's broken into ... the other truth functions (not, and, or) are solitary. That's why ... ' part" is negating the whole conditional or just the consequent. Incidentally, you ... move we made in that example with M and B. So it ... -
PT17.S3.Q20 - in order to succeedHi all, I am quite puzzled by the answer to this question altogether. The answer to this is answer choice A (circular reasoning of the first sente…
... is just extraneous and not relevant to ... contained in the conditional, such as “in today’ ... and subconclusion is borderline valid and/or super strong. The flaw usually comes in ... between the subconclusion and ...
