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PT82.S2.G4 - A teacher will assign to each of three studentsI just have a question about Rule 3 which is, M-->S Contra: /S-->/M. Doesn't this mean that M and S always go together? If so, then how can number 23…
... can't fail a necessary condition and the sufficient still stand alone ... true premises, and a false conclusion. But can all your premises ... false and a conclusion true? Sure. A true conclusion can stand on ... -
Logical Reasoning exercise. Did I do it right?Hi. I needed to improve logical reasoning skills so I took a simple argument and tried if I can come up with imaginary correct answers for differen…
... is an "unstated premise" that supports the conclusion. It's something stupid ... for granted, but is absolutely necessary for that argument to exist ... -
Help: Struggling with SA/PSA questions. What are some resources I can engage besides 7Sage?I am 25% through the core curriculum and just finished the "Sufficient Assumption & Pseudo Sufficient Assumption Questions" section. After doing all …
... premise guarantee the conclusion. In other words, the correct answer will be sufficient ... -
LR not improving anymoreI started studying for the LSAT in May with about 7 wrong on per LR section, and 10 wrong on RC, and 7 for LG. My scores became consistent in the low…
... better eg. "addresses the premise and conclusion but not between them, defender ... I got wrong is definitely necessary. However I don't have ... -
PT88.S2.Q21 - 30 years of weather pattern recordsI have no idea why the answer is E. I chose C. Can someone please explain why E is right? <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format …
... a gap between the premise and conclusion as there always is ... weather patterns.
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How do you skip questions/passages??I did PT 78 today (spoiler alert?) I got stuck on a few LR questions I did not realize were difficult until I spent 2 minutes on them (I read the …
... bunch of premises and a conclusion where it is buried. I ... ,strengthening,weakening, discrepancy, necessary assumption, flaw, sufficient assumptions, psuedo sufficient assumption and principle ... -
HELP - Flaw Questions: Sufficiency-Necessity confusionIn the flaw section of LR, I have a hard time understanding the common argument flaw of sufficiency-necessity confusion, as JY calls it. I never seem…
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The conclusion does not follow from the ... **_confuses_** the necessary condition for the sufficient condition (and the sufficient condition for ... the necessary condition, ... -
Feeling so discouragedSo I have a 157 on file from July and I’ve been studying since then for the February test but haven’t been able to score over a 164. I just took a pt…
... /> You probably understand the fundamentals necessary for picking up that point ... /> > When the conclusion is itself conditional, the conclusion is not either ... needing to follow UNLESS the sufficient is triggered!**
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Feeling so discouragedSo I have a 157 on file from July and I’ve been studying since then for the February test but haven’t been able to score over a 164. I just took a pt…
... ; You probably understand the fundamentals necessary for picking up that point ... ; > When the conclusion is itself conditional, the conclusion is not either ... needing to follow UNLESS the sufficient is triggered!**
> > ...148 to 169 - 164 Nov to 169 Jan THANK YOU 7SAGEHello!! Excited to be at this stage. This is a long one. **21 Point Increase LSAT Journey Overview** After taking my first diagnostic tes…
... 2) immediately pick out a necessary assumption in the argument. This ... what necessary assumption has been made to connect the premise to the conclusion ... stimulus and the gap (loophole/necessary assumption) that's been made ...PT88.S2.Q21 - 30 years of weather pattern recordsI have no idea why the answer is E. I chose C. Can someone please explain why E is right? <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format …
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Our hypothesis/conclusion is that humans must have ... /> That is why E is necessary. Because if it must be ...Valid Argument FormsI am currently struggling to move past the CC lessons on valid argument forms. With the use of flashcards, I have been able to memorize what the abst…
... A-->B and the conclusion is B some C, A ... the gap by adding the premise A some C or A ... most C was in the necessary condition. Duh. She clearly wrote ...depend on/properly drawn assumption questions #help#When it comes to necessary/sufficient assumption questions, I used to intuitively get to the right answer. As I am now forcing myself to apply consis…
... "Conclusion -> AC".
> I just wonder where do sufficient ... -and-necessary assumptions belong?
conclusion to be properly drawn, and ...PT33.S1.Q18-- the use of space-based satellites PART 2#help So here was my reasoning for this question, but I still couldn't quite fully understand why A is right and C and E are wrong: A-- right bec…
... 's cause. The last sentence (conclusion) states that it is not ... on the grounds of a necessary assumption. To be clear, as ... that it even underlies the conclusion, but that is beside the ... whole, going from the premise to the conclusion.
In terms ...How do I improve on Sufficient Assumption questions?In LR, my worst question type by far is Sufficient Assumption questions. I know about the translations and the formulizing we need to do for that que…
... a new premise to the argument that makes the conclusion definitely true ... in the argument and the sufficient assumption fills the gap without ... leaves room to invalidate the conclusion.
The challenge with complicated ...NA vs SAWhat is the primary difference between Necessary Assumption Qs and Sufficient Assumption Qs? Both are required to make the argument valid but I'm not…
... ** that the conclusion in the stimulus is true. While Necessary Assumption is ... premises and conclusion in the stimulus are true.
-Sufficient Assumption ... the stimulus.
-Generally, Necessary Assumption answers will sound weaker ...NA vs. SA question stemI just went thru PT7 S4 Q13 and came across a question stem that’s says *“In order for the conclusion above to be properly drawn, which one of the fo…
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Conclusion: The fact that the percentage ... answer would be sufficient to guarantee the conclusion. Given only that ... right! D has to be necessary. Try the negation test: ... in, would "allow the conclusion to be properly drawn." Rather ...NA vs. SA question stemI just went thru PT7 S4 Q13 and came across a question stem that’s says *“In order for the conclusion above to be properly drawn, which one of the fo…
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> Conclusion: The fact that the percentage ... answer would be sufficient to guarantee the conclusion. Given only that ... right! D has to be necessary. Try the negation test: ... in, would "allow the conclusion to be properly drawn." Rather ...NA vs. SA question stemI just went thru PT7 S4 Q13 and came across a question stem that’s says *“In order for the conclusion above to be properly drawn, which one of the fo…
... valid conclusion. Even if you supply a million sufficient assumptions ... of a "properly drawn" conclusion is merely a reference to ... to proceed to a logical conclusion, which one of the ... a case of necessary "taking precedence" or "superseding" sufficient. That's ...NA vs. SA question stemI just went thru PT7 S4 Q13 and came across a question stem that’s says *“In order for the conclusion above to be properly drawn, which one of the fo…
... valid conclusion. Even if you supply a million sufficient assumptions ... of a "properly drawn" conclusion is merely a reference to ... to proceed to a logical conclusion, which one of the ... a case of necessary "taking precedence" or "superseding" sufficient. That's ...Newcomer looking for advice. I want to reach a score of 175-180.Hello! I am new to 7Sage. I am a sophomore, and I am looking to get a score of 175-180. Any suggestions in terms of studying?
... for what happens when the sufficient condition is triggered/failed, the ... for what happens when the necessary condition is triggered/failed etc ... it down into premises and conclusion. Figure out the structure. Find ...PT74-S4-Q3 (Spoiler Alert) Strengthening or Sufficient Assumption?Hey everyone, I got this question incorrect during a timed run yesterday because I was trying to find a sufficient assumption when for a strengthen q…
... community group serves as a premise. "Mostly" is not ...
The conclusion is the donated trees are ... large size such as cottonwood (premise).
... relationship between the premise and conclusion. Whereas, sufficient assumption focus on ...Key to Sufficient Assumptions Questions(I promise this works)Hey guys just wanted to impart some wisdom. Sufficient Assumptions questions are easy if you follow this 4 step process. 1.Identify Conclusion/Un…
... wanted to impart some wisdom. Sufficient Assumptions questions are easy if ... .Identify Conclusion/Understand it
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> 3. Isolate the Conclusion(Important ...Any tips for grasping Sufficient Assumption questions?Hi! I was doing moderately well with the cc until I hit Sufficient Assumption questions. I cannot for the life of me figure them out. I know they…
Sufficient assumption questions are all about ... what is the premise and what is the conclusion (as well as ... , once you separate the conclusion from the premise theres often a new ... in the conclusion that wasn't stated in the premise. This is ...Any tips for grasping Sufficient Assumption questions?Hi! I was doing moderately well with the cc until I hit Sufficient Assumption questions. I cannot for the life of me figure them out. I know they…
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> Sufficient assumption questions are all about ... what is the premise and what is the conclusion (as well ... once you separate the conclusion from the premise theres often a new ... in the conclusion that wasn't stated in the premise. This ...Any tips for grasping Sufficient Assumption questions?Hi! I was doing moderately well with the cc until I hit Sufficient Assumption questions. I cannot for the life of me figure them out. I know they…
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> > Sufficient assumption questions are all about ... what is the premise and what is the conclusion (as well ... you separate the conclusion from the premise theres often a new ... in the conclusion that wasn't stated in the premise. This ...Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
Not confusing the Necessary vs Sufficient assumption.
The Sufficient assumption proves the conclusion 100% true, the conclusion proves the Necessary Assumption.Any tips for grasping Sufficient Assumption questions?Hi! I was doing moderately well with the cc until I hit Sufficient Assumption questions. I cannot for the life of me figure them out. I know they…
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> > > Sufficient assumption questions are all about ... , once you separate the conclusion from the premise theres often a new ... the missing gap between the premise and conclusion.
Okay great ...Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
... at times having the conclusion prove the necessary assumption true.
... groves in populated areas and Premise 4 says fortunately, most ... you are wrecking the premise(s) and conclusion(s) and making ...
an argument = Premise(s)+Conclusion(s)The "Just Because" Test: A framework for Evaluating ArgumentsThe vast majority of LR questions turn on your ability to see the gap between premise and conclusion. If you can understand why the premise is good o…
... this way, even strengthen and necessary assumption questions. For strengthen questions ... seeing the gap between premise and conclusion is always the necessary first step!
