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PT27.S4.Q25 - all any reporter knowsHi All, This is a difficult flaw question and I intent to give a shoot at explaining it, which is different from JY. Please help and check my exp…
... from JY. Please help and check my explanation's ... the following:
Premise 1: Reporter knowledge-->Press ... /> Activator: Tells Everything
Conclusion: Scoop other reporters
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CC: 19 Common Argument Flaws - "Beliefs vs Facts"Hello all, I’m seeking some clarification for the following argument that is given as an example of a “Belief vs Facts” flaw in the Core Curricu…
... . Please link to the argument and do not post things directly ... />
The curriculum says the conclusion does not follow because it ... (X), which follows from the premise that Dr. L knows that ... this flaw is exploited time and time again on LR questions ... -
PT53.S1.Q18 - when a salesperson is successfulHi, If you watched the video explanation for this question, could you please help me understand what exactly is it saying? I watch it at least 15…
... to confusion in necessary and sufficient condition? In my ... to bridge the gap between premise and conclusion?
Answer ... supposed to look at the conclusion statement [at least three ... or the statements in the premise [success --> in sales ... -
Does this sentence contain conditionality despite lacking any universal indicators?"Having an efficient, attractive subway system makes good economic sense." EAS = efficient, attractive subway system GES = Good economic sense …
... with any sentence lacking universal indicators, there is lots of ambiguity ... guidance for interpreting conditionality without indicators in general. As well as ... difference between "EAS --> GES" and "GES (eas)". Thanks!
PT5.S3.Q06 - whale's skeletonI had a hard time understanding why (A) is the right answer. After thinking about it for a day on and off, I came up with this reasoning. Please take…
... of supporting its weight, and conclusion says the fragile limbs ... ), fossilized whale, and modern whale.
Premise:
1 ... is contradiction within the premise... but the correct understanding ... )
- pelvis? Premise doesn't say it yet ...PT24.S2.Q08 - sociologist: she claim thatHi So, it seems that these circular reasoning questions are killing me... okay so I have a question on answer choice B. I am not quite sure why th…
... reasoning with premise 1 (Violent crimes are rare) and the main conclusion (The ... different focuses (e.g. conclusion restating a premise, and conclusion presupposing the truth of ... a premise, these two are ...PT45.S1.Q24 - in criminal proceedingsStill trying to tease out the stimulus on this one. I don't understand what the two different DNA tests are or how they are confused or what the assu…
... the assumption is.
Premise: DNA tests can't distinguish ... from different people. Samples A and B are both different, but ... are both A.
Conclusion: You can't exonerate someone ... thus, one would expect A and B to be exonerated since ...PT29.S4.Q9 - "Because of increases in the price of oil..."Struggling with this. I'm stuck between how D is correct over C. See below for a break up of the stimulus. **1970-now --> Oil use decreased by 4…
... ) the "investment" aspect and allows for natural gas equipment ... premise about "government policies promoting energy conservation" to support the conclusion ... on natural gas equipment, and natural gas cost $15 ... to decrease our usage and 3) the investment in ...Adding "caused by" to Group 1 logical indicators.I am about halfway though the CC and all of these indicators have really turned into second nature for me. Although this is the case, I would really…
... halfway though the CC and all of these indicators have really turned ... ” added into the Group 1 indicators, as it has really messed ...PT80.S4.Q22 - scientists once believed thatThe correct answer to this question is information that would help to evaluate the argument in the stimulus. If the information is taken to one extre…
... follows, imo:
Premise: A nearly complete skeleton of ... size and lighter than the T.Rex.
Conclusion: The ... relevance of the counterexample and making it harder to ... skeleton as evidence for the conclusion), how?
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