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Logic Games help!Hi, I've foolproofed almost all the games from PT1~current, with a few remaining fresh PT's. I've done at least 2,000 games. I have no problem me…
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Suggestions for final month of studyingI’m looking for some advice on how to structure the last few weeks before the January LSAT. I’ve been PT’ing consistently in the 168-169 range for th…
... questions and questions containing convoluted conditional reasoning. I go -1 to ... -
Quick question on NA and SA question types.Hi everyone. I have always thought NA questions are like inference questions in that their right answer will be true if the conclusion is true. And I…
... answer will bridge the broken conditional chains.
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MBT QuestionOk, so I just got done doing the CC on MBT questions and had a few questions... 1. The AC can be derived from any conditional from within the stim…
... can be derived from any conditional from within the stimulus, correct ... them?
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How do you distinguish between "Trap Answer" final sentences on MP questions, and correct answers?I've been going through MP questions to make sure that I am able to flesh out the main point/conclusion of different texts. I remember at some point …
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Untimed Section Drills Information Bank #helpHey 7Sagers- There are a fair number of discussions about doing untimed section drills or untimed full PTs, but not one with some consolidation of p…
... master these elements [for example: conditional reasoning] of the test, taking ... -
What to "study" when you're on the couchHi there! What do you guys review or study when you're not exactly focused and just hanging out? Any flashcards or anything? I was thinking about …
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Regarding the Sufficient, Necessary groups for logical indicatorsSo I've been memorizing all the logical indicators that were taught during the logic lessons and had a question. In the Sufficient & Necessary Con…
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Questions - Need some Answers and advice please!First question - I'm having a difficult time trying to figure out when to use conditional reasoning. Can someone explain to me which questions types …
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Games Containing Sequencing + Conditional RulesHi all, I’ve taken the LSAT twice now - once in Sept. 2018 and again in Nov. 2018 - and both times my experimental section was LG. In each of the …
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I’ve taken the LSAT twice now - once in Sept. 2018 and again in Nov. 2018 - and both times my experimental section was LG. In each of the experimental LG were games containing multiple (or even exclusively, in one game) rules that ... -
Otherwise & Not Otherwise BiconditionalsHey there! Hope everyone is doing well in their LSAT studies! I stumbled upon a question that stated "otherwise" within the answer choices. (for r…
... these both the same in conditional logic? Laboratory Normal room.
Achieving consistency & later PTsI'm currently scoring in the high 160s to mid 170s on the earlier PTs, but significantly lower (about 5 points) on the more recent PTs (60s and later…
... recent exams are a better indicator of what the upcoming exams ...Embedded Conditionals -- "Carve-out" vs. TranslationHi Everyone, I've been going back to the core curriculum to brush up on a few things, and I realized that I rely more on what JY calls the "carve-…
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"If the seeds ...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 …
... out, but is a bi-conditional like:
"Wharton serves on ...Learning from Specific QuestionsDoes anyone have advice on how to actually apply what you're learning from specific questions to similar questions on other tests? I feel that I real…
... on the CC, I understand conditional logic, etc. And when I ...PT33.S4.G2 - Bird-watchers explore a forest to seeSo on question 12 JY mentioned a bi conditional because there was a /S-->H, /H-->S, and also a S-->/H, and a H-->/S. However, to get the first set of…
... 12 JY mentioned a bi conditional because there was a /S ... could do this. In a conditional chain don't you need ...Can anyone help me to convert this sentence to conditional statement?Cakes that do not taste good do not contain the right amount of flour. Is it Cake not taste good--> /contain the right amount of flour?
Cakes that do not taste good do not contain the right amount of flour.
Is it Cake not taste good--> /contain the right amount of flour?Intuition versus Mechanical Logic in Logical ReasoningHey Peeps, So I'm currently working my way through the core curriculum, albeit hella slowly! I was just wondering what are some of your thought…
... questions versus mapping/writing everything (conditional statements, necessary conditions, sufficient conditions ...PT1.S3.Q4 - The theory of military deterrence was basedI know there is an answer to this question out there, but I am really confused on the conditional logic here. If someone can break that down for me, …
... am really confused on the conditional logic here. If someone can ...Conditional Logic HelpIn regards to PT31 Game 2 question 8, if the rule states /A and/B —-> C, then the contrapositive would be /C —-> A or B. My question is, can both A a…
In regards to PT31 Game 2 question 8, if the rule states /A and/B —-> C, then the contrapositive would be /C —-> A or B. My question is, can both A and B be in (I.e. at least one is in) or is it just either A or B, not both. Thank you!Either Or applied to In/OutHey all, Can someone point me in the direction of the lesson that explains the process by which he came to the conclusion he found at around 8:40…
... /> I've gone through his conditional logic tutorials but I haven ...Diagramming "or" in chained conditionalsl struggle with conditional phrases that include the word "or" and how to use them in a chain. l remembered learning about "or" in the truth tables a…
l struggle with conditional phrases that include the word " ...A necessarily accompanies B syllogism? My hunch tells me that this is supposed to be B-->A. However, my buddy tells me that this is A-->B, which also sounds right. I have another budd…
... /> (2) Always is a sufficiency indicator, which means A-->B ...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…
quick 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 whatever it may be)", then you use bi-conditionals. But if there are more than 2 game boards or possibilities, ...PT32.S4.Q4 - Psychiatrist: Take any visceral emotion32.4.4 I'm having trouble breaking down the **lawgic** in this arugment. I did: Viceral emotion (VE) always able to Express that emotion (E…
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"Always" as a logical indicator introduces necessary group 4.
Plan to Attend an LSAC ForumLSAC has posted its fall 2019 recruitment forums at https://www.lsac.org/lawschoolforums. Put on your best business casual and attend one or two. …
... a chance to collect business cards, establish a connection with an ...September retake - help with study scheduleHi everyone! I need some advice on what my study should focus on before the September 2019 test. I’ve taken the LSAT twice before, with an 10 point i…
... before is still a good indicator of score?
Also ...Difference between "if and only if" and "but not otherwise"?From a logic perspective (see below) I can't work out any meaningful differences, but I noticed that JY splits these off in his map of bi-conditional…
From a logic perspective (see below) I can't work out any meaningful differences, but I noticed that JY splits these off in his map of bi-conditional statements. Am I missing something?
A ↔ C
/A ↔ /C
