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PT46.S3.Q24 - editorialist: despite the importancehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-46-section-3-question-24/ This sufficient assumption question really has me thrown. I've read the Manhattan…
Hey LogicFiend! The necessary condition above seems more ... do we prove the conclusion with the premise? Well, if we ... That means the sufficient assumption that would prove our conclusion is (drum ... This would 100% prove our conclusion. Because LSAC is sneaky though ... -
"Since" necessary or sufficient condition?I know this is probably a rookie question, but I require an expert answer. So how do we diagram since? I don't recall it in the lessons. I have reaso…
... , since indicates a premise (as opposed to a conclusion) and shouldn't ... the premise follows and what comes before since is the conclusion (the ... the necessary condition, C, can stand alone independent of the sufficient. So ... -
Conditional Answer Choices for STRENGTHEN/WEAKENHi thanks in advance if anyone can help. How should I deal with conditional answer choices in strengthen and weaken questions. Does it matter if the …
... the argument valid in Sufficient Assumption questions or necessary with Must Be ... an easier process.
Conclusion: Each academic discipline subscription decisions ... in other journals.
Premise: Soaring prices of of journals ... -
prep test 30 section 2 question 22Can someone explain to me why the answer isn't A
... t, then how would the premise (every time a molt happens ... one. This is a sufficient assumption, not a necessary assumption. If you ... away this problem in its premise.
Answer E: ... this answer choice wrecks the premise/conclusion relationship. -
PT60.S1.Q3 - sulfur dioxide in atmosphereI translated the following into lawgic: ES and SPIL --> OS SPIL---> OS/e /E and SPIL Therefore, ES--> OS I don't understand why in the video…
... The first sentence is a premise/fact we know to be ... another premise/conditional. Note that we don't have a conclusion, but ... we could easily make one: the necessary condition ... so the negation of the sufficient condition must be true.
PT59.S3.Q19 - if understanding a wordhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-3-question-19/ Can anyone explain this question and how the correct answer logically follows?
... for: It seems that the necessary condition is failed: understanding a ... premise is about babies, so how are we to make a conclusion ... . Plus, this just fails the sufficient condition. The rule falls away ...PT44.S2.Q13 - the solution to anyThis is a hard SA question, and I don't see what I am missing. How is answer choice A a sufficient assumption? My diagram: (Solution to environm…
... The sufficient condition of the conclusion triggers the the premise chain ... by denying the its necessary ... concept mentioned in the conclusion (few ecological problems), ... to make that a necessary condition to either the ...PT33.S1.Q22 - lawyer: did congleton assign the best available graphic artist to the project?https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-33-section-1-question-22/ Can anyone help me restate option B to better understand what it really says? I …
... the premise (C hired the best people) support the lawyer's conclusion ... 't care what conditions are necessary for a failed project; he ... 't mean that is alone sufficient to prove that C didn ...Negating the Conditional Idea to Existential IdeaHello all, I was wondering what type of questions we’ll see that require us to pick an answer choice where we are negating the conditional idea or wh…
... says not to attack the premise on a Weaken question, ... . Of course, denying a Necessary assumption absolutely devastates an argument ... the principle that allows the conclusion to be properly drawn. ... “unless" means to "negate sufficient" all day long, but if ...PT64.S1.Q23 - ethicist: martial vows containThis question is about an ethicist who says love refers to a feeling therefore a marital vow saying to love until death do us part is a promise that …
This is a difficult sufficient assumption question:
Premise: A promise to ... be between the sub-conclusion and the main conclusion. But that structure ... just needs to negate the necessary condition.
What am ...NA totally wrecks meWhat is everyone doing to conquer NA? I have a really difficult time on these questions...I'm thinking maybe I need to go back to the curriculum, bu…
I think of Necessary Assumption as "subtle and weak ... : Let's compare NA to Sufficient Assumption (SA). SA are usually ... ; Strong missing premise to strengthen the argument greatly (conclusion will be satisfied ...PT55.S1.Q12 - Example of NA answer choice that is also SufficientJon's conditional breakdown shows an example of how the answer choice has to be sufficient based on the argument... https://7sage.com/lsat_explanati…
... is another example of a necessary and sufficient condition within a single ... such disjointed support between premise and conclusion that the necessary bridge that must ... training.
A necessary and sufficient answer choice would be something ...PT72.S2.Q12 - humans' emotional tendenciesOk so I'm doing my blind review, and when I initially did the test I chose the correct answer even though I wasn't happy with it because it seemed mo…
... simple that the necessary assumption is actually the sufficient assumption. I am ... necessary assumptions that encompass what we would normally consider a sufficient ... a necessary condition indicator. This negated would sever the premise and conclusion link ...PT72.S2.Q12 - humans' emotional tendenciesOk so I'm doing my blind review, and when I initially did the test I chose the correct answer even though I wasn't happy with it because it seemed mo…
... it looks like another necessary assumption with an SA ... : irrelevant, this is not necessary and when negated it actually ... this is a sufficient assumption answer choice:
premise: supernova formed ... we are told in premise 2, the conclusion could follow
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…
... that "anyone who" is sufficient indicator.
Conclusion:
-3."If ... --->~Understand
3.Conclusion:
Chance--->Understand
sufficient and necessary relationship of the second premise. As the ...Tips for Quickly Eliminating Answer Choices (PR, Strengthen, Assumptions)Hey All, Over the past few months, since I began my LSAT journey, I've accumulated a few tips on how to quickly eliminate answer choices for Paral…
... /> Sufficient Assumption: do you guys see anything wrong with negating the conclusion ... AC should trigger the conclusion.
Necessary Assumption:
1. correct ... in the premise is equivalent to y in the conclusion. We can ...PT June 2007.S3.Q17 - when excercising the musclesThe correct answer is B. However, I originally selected A because this answer seems to be linked to the premise following the conclusion. Answer A in…
... between the premise and sub-conclusion and between sub-conclusion and conclusion. To see ... a balanced muscle development is sufficient/enough to guarantee the proper ... choice uses the word "enough", "necessary", are they supported 100% to ...Improving SpeedHi all, I've been studying on and off for the LSAT here and the biggest challenge I've run across is improving my speed. I do okay with accuracy on b…
... see it, a Sufficient/Necessary error, a premise-major premise/minor conclusion-main conclusion construction. All ...PT68.S3.Q23 - art historian: this paintingHi everyone! For this question, I understand how answer choice B wrecks the argument, making it a solid necessary assumption. It was my original an…
... that our premise is about apple but our conclusion is about ... between two premise or between a premise and a conclusion. A right ... and its both a sufficient assumption and necessary assumption. It's ... and its also sufficient to make our conclusion true because if ...PT18.S2.Q23 - teachers are effective only whenHello, Could someone please check my work and let me know if what I have below is correct? I felt like this is a conditional heavy question. It …
... have to make when a sufficient condition triggers.
... power (TP)
Premise 3: Students becoming Independents ... (SCMOD)
Conclusion: Teachers Effective (TEP) ------> ... their own decisions triggers the necessary condition of TP.
Does anyone have any NA advice to make it clickI am scoring somewhere between -4 to -6 on LR now (yesterday I had a -11 but I was frenzied and used the "5" setting on the 7sage proctor when I alre…
... language from the premise to the conclusion. The LSAT writers ... language from the premise to the conclusion in such a ... thing in the premise and another in the conclusion.
necessary assumption will be the sufficient assumption. For ...PT63.S1.Q10 - ms. sandstrom's newspaper columnHi all, Blind reviewing the aforementioned Prep Test and having trouble with PT.63.S.1.Q.10. I almost never have these kinds of very basic questio…
... wrote the conclusion and premise together by ... premise to our conclusion. Notice it's essential that in our sufficient ... we talk about expectation of damage and in necessary ... about payment for that damage. Answer choice had its sufficient ...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…
... logical structure here. A premise and the conclusion are logically equivalent. By ... a premise that is actually a conclusion, you are presupposing the conclusion.
sufficient and some assume the necessary. But what is ...Struggling with Necessary Assumption QuestionsOk, so I am almost done with the NA portion of the CC and I am lost. I am hit and miss on the "assumption" made in each question. While understanding…
... a little beyond just connecting premise and conclusion.
Look for ... sounds weak. As opposed to sufficient assumption questions where choosing a ... , what is absolutely necessary for the conclusion to follow from the premise(s)?PT55.S3.Q24 - it is popularly believed thatCan someone please confirm that I have this chain correct? I became confused with the "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming "cannot" is mo…
... there is ONLY one premise to the conclusion; a natural gap ... exists between a single premise and the conclusion. But I want ... to look like a sufficient assumption. A necessary assumption to this ... those two ideas is a necessary assumption. But LSAC knows ...Any advice for assumption questionsI am having the hardest time with assumption questions required and sufficient alike. I am getting it down to two answers; the right one and the one …
... with assumption questions required and sufficient alike. I am getting it ... asked to supply the missing premise which will make the argument ... for the conclusion to be valid, there is a necessary assumption not ...What is a necessary vs. a sufficient condition in logic?I'm just starting the intro to logic section and I'm a bit confused. What is a sufficient condition? What is a necessary condition?
... sufficient and necessary conditions, lets look at sufficient and necessary assumptions.
A sufficient ... ;B
Premise 2: B-->C (sufficient assumption)
Conclusion: A--> ...Flaw conundrumSo as I am going about my studying I am finding that flaw questions are particularly hard for me. I have noticed a pattern though. I get roughly 60% …
... /> (A) over-generalization
(B) sufficient-necessary confusion
(C) uses the ... : divergence of sets. The premise and the conclusion may be talking about ... PSA question, but the premise and the conclusion are talking about different ...PT37.S2.Q05 - although consciousness seems to arise from physical processesIm having some trouble with this question so I chose A because I thought that this is what was needed to make the conclusion valid and I didn't choos…
... a) and (b) were sufficient to explain consciousness, then why ... sufficient to explain consciousness? Hence, AC (B), which adds a premise ... that _more_ than (a) and (b) is necessary ... to explain consciousness allows the conclusion to follow ...LSAT VocabularlyDo people actually study words commonly used on the LSAT? Thoughts?
imo, I think the only vocab worth actually studying are the sufficient, necessary, premise, and conclusion indicators. As far as "hard" vocab, it's not worth wasting time on to specifically study those words like you need to do for the GRE.
