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Games with Bi-Conditional Rules?Anyone recall any games with bi-conditional rules similar to Game 4 in PT69 and Game 2 PT56? Also, if anyone happens know of any sequencing games…
Anyone recall any games with bi-conditional rules similar to Game 4 in PT69 and Game 2 PT56?
Also, if anyone happens know of any sequencing games that incorporate bi-conditional rules that would be helpful too.
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Is this rule bi-conditional?Hi So on LG I meet this kind of rule sometimes A---B→C---D "If A is before B, then C is before D" Is this actually bi-conditional in sinmple seq…
Bi-conditional vs Not both rule confusionHi I was just wondering if someone could clear this up for me, because this confusion cost me quite a few points on in-out games, by making me hesit…
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(1) would be a bi-conditional (always apart never together) and ... always apart never together bi-conditional?OR would the bi-conditional also be considered ...Confusing Bi-Conditional vs. Not Both in LGHi all, I saw a 7sager already posted a similar question (see https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/13716), but I'm less confused about what h…
... drew it out as a bi-conditional F /N. When given /F ... know when to use a bi-conditional and when to use a ... triggers the use of a bi-conditional? The rule "F is not ... could also speak as a bi-conditional [(either) or but not both ...Examples of SA Questions w/ a Bi-Conditional?Hello 7Sagers, I’m going over my last PT— 65– and in section 1 Q 16, there’s a sufficient assumption question with a bi-conditional premise. I und…
... sufficient assumption question with a bi-conditional premise. I understand it now ...In/out games bi-conditional confusionHi everyone, So I had a discussion with a fellow 7sager about the conditional relationship v ----> /z and how it pertains to grouping/in/out game…
... relationship would not constitute a bi-conditional, because we can fail the ... irrelevant. If it were a bi-conditional, /z would have to also ... ). For this to be a bi-conditional would it not have to ... that it would be a bi-conditional in a two group, non ...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…
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ADVANCED: BI-CONDITIONAL Lesson 7 of 15
= A←→C … Contrapositive is /A←→/C
o Embedded Conditionals
• Contrapositive
OR, BUT ... to the park – [/A→C contrapositive /C→A]
o ...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…
... helping my friend out with conditional logic today because I thought ... thought great this is a bi-conditional because I see or but ...bi-conditionals and in/out gamesSay you have premise that doesn't specifically identify whether members are in or out, but is a bi-conditional like: "Wharton serves on a different …
... or out, but is a bi-conditional like:
"Wharton serves on ...translate from English to bi-conditional vs Not equalquick question, is it correct to say, when there are only two options (like an in-out game), to translate "a and b cannot be on the same day (or what…
... may be)", then you use bi-conditionals. But if there are ...Very strong correlation and bi-conditionalsHi guys, hope you all are doing well! I'm wondering if a strong correlation like "the more X, the less Y" could be diagrammed as a bi-conditional …
... " could be diagrammed as a bi-conditional (e.g. "The more history ... this be diagrammed as a bi-conditional? (e.g. "As one's ...Bi-conditionals vs Not both - Please helpI just wanted to clarify when to use not both (F---->/C) vs a bi-conditional (F/C). My current understanding is that if the in/out game has only two …
... (F---->/C) vs a bi-conditional (F/C). My current understanding ... categories, I should use the bi-conditional representation because it represents the ...Unmentioned possibility in bi-conditional stimulusIn the lesson on bi-conditionals (Lesson 7 of 18 in Advanced Logic), we are told that "Alan attends the meeting only if Chris attends the meeting" is…
In the lesson on bi-conditionals (Lesson 7 of 18 ... :** https://7sage.com/lesson/advanced-bi-conditionals/PT4.S4.Q9 - A scientific theory is a good theory if it satisfies two requirementsAnybody wants to shed some light on the LAWGIC aspect of this question? Apparently, according to PowerScore explanation, the stimulus is a bi-cond…
... explanation, the stimulus is a bi-conditional relationship because of the phrase ... two **requirements**".
Therefore, the bi-conditional relationship is as follows:
Would the contrapositive of above become:
Distinguishing "Either Or" as Inclusive vs. ExclusiveI'm having difficulty distinguishing *"either or"* as _*inclusive vs. exclusive*_. I'm working on the Advanced Logical Indictor section from the C…
... question 1 from the Complex Conditional Translation section.
For ... "either or" is an embedded bi-conditional.
So to clarify ... suffering from obesity.
*Contrapositive: /MC and /SFO → /10kg+*
PTB.S2.G2 - A park at most five of seven kinds...Hey! Can someone please explain how to interpret rules 3 and 4 of this LG? (PT B, S2, G2) 3: "If y is not in, then either L or O, but not both ar…
... --> L or O
Contrapositive:
Not L and Not ... --> F and S
Contrapositive:
Not F or Not ... 'm missing some kind of bi-conditional lesson, or something. Did he ...Help! Difference in Bi-conditionalsIn the lessons about In/Out games there is use of bi-conditionals like J <--> /K. For other prep material they have used a "negative bi-conditional",…
... games there is use of bi-conditionals like J /K. For ... they have used a "negative bi-conditional", so J K. Do these ...Logic Game Set UpI downloaded the Logic Game Cheat Sheet, but what about some language/word indicators of which kind of game it is. Hints, ideas? Appreciate it.
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ADVANCED: BI-CONDITIONAL Lesson 7 of 15
= A←→C … Contrapositive is /A←→/C
4 ... br /> o Embedded Conditionals
• Contrapositive
OR, BUT NOT ... to the park – [/A→C contrapositive /C→A]
o ...IF AND ONLY IFCan someone explain to me the implication of this statement? I know it sets up a two way street between the two terms but why is that the case???
... formal logic statements squished together (bi conditional)? If that's true, then ... />
However, what's the contrapositive? is simply negating both terms ...PT62.S2.Q11 - scientist: to study the comparativehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-62-section-2-question-11/ When writing out the conditional logic for the reporter, I initially got /C--> /…
... . You can look at the contrapositive which is:
If M ... necessary. (unless it is a bi-conditional, which we don't have ...bi-conditional with third element in diagramLooking to confirm my thinking on the below. Thanks! https://7sage.com/lesson/or-but-not-both/ From this lesson: Alan or Chris go to the par…
... go. This gives us our bi-conditional relationship of A/C
contrapositive back, then whoever isn’t ...PT21.S2.Q20 - ann will either take a leave of absenseFor this particular question, could someone run me through the process of why whether or not the Ann was offered the fellowship is irrelevant? …
Hi @blah170blah, I thought that the sentence that contains the condition in which the company allows Ann to leave was a bi-conditional and therefore we could get the contrapositive of the bi-conditional by negating both terms.PT21.S2.Q20 - ann will either take a leave of absenseFor this particular question, could someone run me through the process of why whether or not the Ann was offered the fellowship is irrelevant? …
... a bi-conditional and therefore we could get the contrapositive of the bi-conditional by ...Diagramming QuestionsQ. When to and not to use formal logic and/or contrapositives How do you diagram this 1. J is selected unless W is selected 2. J is sele…
... the two variables have a bi-conditional relationship. Which means the arrow ... a conditional statement written down, you can just do the contrapositive of ... are required to do the contrapositive right of the back.
PT16.S1.Q01 - eight new studentsHi I was just watching JY's video on grouping games set up 1. https://7sage.com/lesson/grouping-game-1-game-board-setup/ I'm wondering why "ne…
... consider treating it like a bi-conditional, but only when there ... sufficiency necessity error of the contrapositive of S---->/Y ... part of your bi-conditional statement. Using the bi-conditional in this game ... interpret it as a bi-conditional only if you have ...I'm not understanding the difference between these two rules X <-> ~Y X -> ~Y Could someone please clear up for me? Thanks!
... /> Now lets do a contrapositive for these two statements above ... we can conclude from that bi-conditional statement.
... the statement itself and its contrapositive:
X-->~Y ... br /> Y--->~X (its contrapositive)
*That's it. ...I'm not understanding the difference between these two rules X <-> ~Y X -> ~Y Could someone please clear up for me? Thanks!
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> Thank you both. I've been studying logic games for a while now but just discovered 7sage and am still deciding if I want to purchase the course so at the moment I don't have access to those lessons. I've begun watching ...I'm not understanding the difference between these two rules X <-> ~Y X -> ~Y Could someone please clear up for me? Thanks!
... the bi-conditional rule doesn't have floaters : )
X~Y
Contrapositive ... no floaters here : ) because the bi-conditional rule takes care of that ... there are no floaters in conditional.
one game board ...PT61.S3.G3 - the coach of a woman's track teamHi everyone! So... I am watching the PT 61 LG section while FPing and I am having a little trouble understanding how JY got the contrapostive for…
... U R2 indicates a bi-conditional relationship. So you ... review the lesson on Bi-Conditionals here: https:// ... 7sage.com/lesson/advanced-bi-conditionals/
contrapositive of each rule? /R2 ... /R2. So the contrapositive is U /R2Allen goes to the park everyday except on days when Chris goes to the park.@aburk3 https://7sage.com/lesson/except/ JY says this conditional statement is a biconditional which is equivalent to "Allen is in the park if…
... Allen does not)
Contrapositive of that...
A --> ... park. This makes it a bi-conditional. There will always be one ... makes it a "forever apart" bi-conditional of A /C.
