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PT1.S3.Q04 - The theory of military deterrence...I picked C for both during the timed run and blind review. I read from another post that C is wrong because it's mixing up the sufficiency and nec…
... I thought it was bi-conditional.
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Am I missing something here??1) The meeting CANNOT begin UNLESS at least six people are present Since there are two indicator words- cannot and unless, how should I go about l…
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PT21-S3-Q6- Books about architectural worksI noticed that for this question we are being presented with a principle in the stimulus. The principle used conditional logic: Intended General A…
... the stimulus. The principle used conditional logic:
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Thoughts on retaking past exams?Hello! Is retaking a past exam still an ok indicator of progress? I retook an exam which I took Dec. 2019 (and haven't looked at since). I'm wonderin…
Hello! Is retaking a past exam still an ok indicator of progress? I retook an exam which I took Dec. 2019 (and haven't looked at since). I'm wondering how I should interpret a exam results of a test I'm taking for the second time. Thanks! -
Trends in newer games different than older games?Hey, Just an observation I've had. My logic games prep has been really focused on 1-35 with some 40s and recently some low 50s mixed in. I've …
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When to chain and when NOT to chain in In/Out Games??Hi! I am confused when I should chain the conditional statements to make inferences and when I shouldn't in the In/Out games. I noticed that when JY …
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When to Use Mapping on Parallel Flaw Questions?Hey all, Like many, I've doing a number of PTs and find that parallel flaw questions are my weakest point in LR. I was wondering if anyone had …
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PT13.S4.Q5- "Planetary bodies differ from.."Diagraming this stimulus into conditional logic was hard for me. I started with the second sentence: Unless= G3= negate, place in sufficient /…
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Embedded conditional helpHi. I need help with something. I know how embedded conditionals work. For example A---> (B---->C) then it becomes A and B ----->C But what hap…
Hi. I need help with something. I know how embedded conditionals work. For example
A---> (B---->C) then it becomes A and B ----->C
But what happens if its (A--->B) unless C
Negating sufficient, does ... -
Lesson on some and most?Is there a lesson on some and most for conditional statements? I just searched through the course and couldn't find anything.
Is there a lesson on some and most for conditional statements? I just searched through the course and couldn't find anything. -
Devastated by my October score (10+ pts below PT avg) need some inspirationI was averaging 169-173 on PTs just under a month going into October, which was going to be my first ever LSAT. Idk if it was the nerves or lack of s…
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Course UpgradeHey Everyone! I'm Maria and I am new to 7sage! I am really excited to start my law school journey. Unfortunately, I have been trying to upgrade t…
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Conditional linkageIf I have a statement: A ---> C and a second statement: B ---->C is it fair to say A + B ----> C?
If I have a statement: A ---> C
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How to handle "usually" in Logical ReasoningWhen a passage says "usually," is this a version of "most"? For example, "John usually goes to the store." Is this essentially saying that "Most of…
When a passage says "usually," is this a version of "most"? For example, "John usually goes to the store." Is this essentially saying that "Most of the time, John goes to the store"? I'm confused about how one approaches this as a conditional. -
Dual-N-Back as a potential burnout indicator.Been playing Dual-N-Back for about a month after I saw it recommended as a way to boost short term memory for LSAT and had made it to the N4 level. I…
Been playing Dual-N-Back for about a month after I saw it recommended as a way to boost short term memory for LSAT and had made it to the N4 level. I'd been ramping up prep for November - adding reading and drilling volume, and tutoring, in addition to my ... -
Diagraming conditional statements with different phrasesWondering if I can get some clarification on these, or if any of the diagrams are wrong? A requires B = A --> B A is required for/by B = A --> B…
Wondering if I can get some clarification on these, or if any of the diagrams are wrong?
A requires B = A --> B
A is required for/by B = A --> B
A is necessary for B = A --> B
A necessitates B = A --> B
PT59.S3.Q19Okay so in this one I chose AC A at first glance, but after spending 20 minutes trying to understand why A is wrong I think I've finally got it. _…
... 't actually know if the conditional is true because it's ...148---> 167: Study adviceWanted to do a study write-up because I read a bunch of these while I was preparing for the LSAT, hope it helps a couple of people. I began studying …
... when I split. Work on conditional logic, it is necessary if ... immediately think negate sufficient/bi-conditional, you’re doing yourself a ... classic flaws, get good at conditional logic, and work on your ...My Guide to Reading Comprehension Part 1 (Long-ish Post)Hi 7sagers! Given that several people expressed interest in my RC methodology, here is the basic outline of my approach for the Reading Comprehen…
... /> I would also highlight any conditional statement. I actually ended up ...Application of logic in a legal context - Real life exampleI work at a law firm and my current assignment is to draft a protocol to terminate an agreement, and I'm having trouble applying what I've so far le…
... is that it is a conditional statement, and that it can ... second question is, since our conditional statement has become irrelevant (since ...PT80.S1.Q17 - Deep temperate lakesCould someone help me to see if I reasoned this out properly. This test really testing my patience in life. I didn't even know lake trout was a fish.…
... status isn't a full indicator of the turnover that's ...Sufficiency/Necessity Errors In FlawOk so I feel very confident at identifying these errors in conditional logic, however when they are in abstract terms in the flaw questions it slows …
... at identifying these errors in conditional logic, however when they are ...PT89.S2.Q22 - Merle's argumentSo I just don't see how this stimulus is flawed From the conditional statement: squeaking sound---> machine turned on, why can't we conclude that if…
... is flawed
From the conditional statement: squeaking sound---> machine ...GRE to LSAT conversion (use current GRE score this cycle or work on LSAT for next cycle?)I originally planned to apply to both PhDs (history, just finished a Master's with a 4.0 at UChicago) and, separately, JDs this cycle (have worked in…
... admissions and that the best indicator is the GRE percentile. However ...PT19.S4.Q13 - Effective PoliticiansSomething is really bothering me about this question, but it's not integral to getting it correct. If deceit is a quality of rottenness, that means t…
... they must be rotten. The conditional chain only sets off if ...PT11.S2.Q12 - Centerville Botanical GardensHey all. I am having trouble writing this one out. Initially, I wanted to use subscripts and fit the entities in with conditional logic chains, but I…
... fit the entities in with conditional logic chains, but I quickly ... diagram this like a bi conditional relationship. Is this wrong?
Important Announcements from LSACHi everyone, LSAC made several announcements today. The following are a few summary points of the announcements: * The LSAC will continue to pr…
... the most valid and reliable indicator of first-year law school ...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 in Advanced Logic), we are told that "Alan attends the meeting only if Chris attends the meeting" is expressed as "A>C." I get that. But don't we need another expression that says in effect, "otherwise [ ...Has anyone applied as a lawful permanent resident/conditional green card holder?It seems that one's chances are lower as a non-citizen international student. Part of this might be because law schools worry that non-citizens need …
It seems that one's chances are lower as a non-citizen international student. Part of this might be because law schools worry that non-citizens need sponsorship to work after graduation. Does anyone have experience applying as a lawful permanent resident/ ...PT 70.S4.Q14 - Epic poetryHi can someone explain why D is wrong? I understand that it might be due to the invalid generalization. We know that epic poetry transmits values "by…
... the 'most' was a powerful indicator word. For those who have ...
