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Lawgic translation"It's always sunny in Philadelphia" Someone please explain to me how Sunny is the Necessary Condition and Philadelphia is the Sufficient Condition…
... the lawgic structure. For some conditional relationships, it can be ... into an if/then statement.
In this example there is ... would make sense: "If in Philadelphia, then it must be ... when you are dealing with conditional relationships that may not ... -
PT51.S3.Q18 - the flagellum, which bacteria use to swimHi All, Super confused by this question, mostly because I probably don't understand what the correct answer choice is actually saying. The argu…
Now, realize (B) is a conditional statement; its contrapositive is very telling: " ... to help the bacteria swim in the sufficient condition of the ... , you can see that that statement essentially BRIDGES the premises to ... -
PT17.S3.Q20 - in order to succeedHi all, I am quite puzzled by the answer to this question altogether. The answer to this is answer choice A (circular reasoning of the first sente…
... to be truly successful.” In other words, /CD ( ... statement that [attempts to] support the subconclusion. That statement is “In ... order to succeed in today’s ... is inherently contained in the conditional, such as “in today’s ... -
PT31.S3.Q15 - ashley: words like "of" and "upon"<font color=red>Admin edit: Please review the 7Sage forum rules before posting again: https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/15/forum-rules > …
... write our two answer choices in conditional statements:
A) Meaning ... refer to anything".
In other words Joshua is thinking ... br /> If we write this in conditional form: Don't refer to ... choice tell us this exact statement?__
PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureHello guys, Can someone please map out the logic of this argument and show how we can properly infer answer choice B? I am utterly confused :( …
... /> All we know in relation to this conditional is that: Modem architects ... answer must hinge on the statement "modern architects have violated this ... , due to there strong personalities" In order words:
Due ...The indicator "even if"Hi, I know that there are many words that indicate what groups (universal quantifiers) you are in. Among them, where does the word "even if" belong t…
... if everyone lost a belief in it.
Exist-----> ... is the contrapositive of our conditional statement in the stimulus:
Universal ... loss of belief in money ---> money doesn't ... is universal loss of belief in it.
Which ...PT16.S1.Q01 - eight new studentsHi I was just watching JY's video on grouping games set up 1. https://7sage.com/lesson/grouping-game-1-game-board-setup/ I'm wondering why "ne…
... in a sense you could consider treating it like a bi-conditional ... such will give you trouble in this game because there are ... part of your bi-conditional statement. Using the bi-conditional in this game will ... interpret it as a bi-conditional only if you have two ...Help with a simple translationI'm working on translations to help with my SA understanding and am using the "find the missing link" exercises by taking the logic and translating t…
... then yes, it would trigger in terms of translation bc it ... bc the latter is an existential quantifier whereas the translation groups ... are under universal quantifiers, in which situation we would "get ... it matches perfectly to the statement of /G most W.I'm not understanding the difference between these two rules X <-> ~Y X -> ~Y Could someone please clear up for me? Thanks!
... in its simplest manner we can break it down two conditional ... can conclude from that bi-conditional statement.
> ... here unlike the four conditional chains which we could ... conclude from the bi-conditional chain on top.
...I'm not understanding the difference between these two rules X <-> ~Y X -> ~Y Could someone please clear up for me? Thanks!
... inferences he's applying to in out games. he puts "x ... /y" in the out slot. and then ... says the other can be in the in group OR it can ...BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... versa would imply a bi-conditional relationship. "Vice-versa" just means ... reverse whatever was said, so in this case it would be ... . Which combined with the first statement would mean: AB.
conditional relationship. I have yet to ...BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... A." It's an interesting statement. So let's think about ... that we must have B in the absence of A:
conditional.
A /B
BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... A." It's an interesting statement. So let's think about ... that we must have B in the absence of A:
conditional.
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> A ... when we write down it in "B except when A". I ...Group 3 Logical Indicators problemsJust started Group 3 Logical Indicators, and I'm confused. I'm not confused about the process (or at least I don't think I am). With Group 3 Indicato…
... it doesn't make sense in my head unless I negate ... doing for Group 1/2 indicators. Take for instance.
statement...Group 3 Logical Indicators problemsJust started Group 3 Logical Indicators, and I'm confused. I'm not confused about the process (or at least I don't think I am). With Group 3 Indicato…
... health, then you are engaging in physical exercise.
etc.< ... condition. We often see this in everyday language with phrases such ... unless, except type indicators as identifying a statement where there is a ... that if you see someone in an elevator, then they ...PT8.S4.Q09 - it can safely be concludedSo I am still working on figuring out SA questions. I came across this question the other day in drills and have no idea how the correct answer conne…
... B. Thus, we have a conditional statement: A --> B. So ... there actually are 150 trees in B. So we know regardless ... is at least one tree in B but not A, ... there will be more trees in B than A because if ... you are in A you are necessarily within ...What does "or else" mean in sequencing games?Hey guys, Had a 7Sager email me with a question that I thought you guys could help out with. Here it is: ------------------------------------- …
... 've read this as a conditional statement in a logic game. I probably ...A question about sufficient assumptionThere is a really tough and confused question I have: IS No effective law(A) is unenforceable(B) = All enforceable laws(-B) are effective(-A) RIGH…
... : Unenforceable - /F
Conditional Indicator: No - Group 4
in the necessary condition will be ... /> Double negatives, several logical indicators, messy grammar: all of ... thoroughly diagramming EVERYTHING in BR and returning ...Sufficient Assumption QuestionsAny advice for breaking down SA questions into valid argument forms like JY does in the videos? The more questions I see, the more challenging it is …
... . For these questions, the conditional logic indicators will be hidden more than ... negations (especially in terms of group 3 and 4 indicators). So my ... will link something in the premise to something in the conclusion. So ...Sufficient Assumption QuestionsAny advice for breaking down SA questions into valid argument forms like JY does in the videos? The more questions I see, the more challenging it is …
... the formal logic lessons? A conditional relationship (e.g. X--& ... gt;Y) can be phrased in many different ways (e. ... correct choice is often a conditional statement, but may be phrased differently ... to phrase conditional statements and to know when a statement is ...Lost on Valid and Invalid Argument formsI am having a hard time understanding this section of the lesson and am hoping some folks can weigh in on it. I think I'm a bit lost because there is…
... abstract form of the arguments. In the above example, the ... endothermic" is said structurally in English in an answer choice, to ... of valid argument forms and conditional logic. My advice would be ... on the basis of grammatical indicators.
I hope ...Lost on Valid and Invalid Argument formsI am having a hard time understanding this section of the lesson and am hoping some folks can weigh in on it. I think I'm a bit lost because there is…
... form of the arguments. In the above example, the ... endothermic" is said structurally in English in an answer choice, to ... of valid argument forms and conditional logic. My advice would ... on the basis of grammatical indicators.
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> ...Strategies for Parallel Reasoning QuestionsDoes anyone have any strategies for answering parallel reasoning/flaw questions more quickly? These questions consistently take, in my opinion, far m…
... "Therefore, dogs are good pets", in what order would you choose ... plants are good to have in your house.
B) If ... because it contains a "most" statement, Bs not great because it ... and the conclusion includes a conditional, and D just doesn't ...I suck at assumption questionsHey 7Sagers, I've been studying for at least a year now But for some reason I have so much trouble trying to correctly answer Assumption, Suffici…
... been utilizing negation tests, conditional logic, etc. But I ... having trouble setting up which conditional statements piece together. But ... I am strong in knowing my logical indicators. And to be ... is sufficient in "bridging the gap" and in Necessary Assumption ...Need Help with MSS v. Strengthen, v. Correlation/Causation StrengthenI am stuck on some of the MSS questions, Weaken, and the difference with how to tell MSS and Strengthen apart especially when C/C Strengthen is in pl…
... can find the exact support in stimulus. Your assumption on ... The first sentence is a conditional statement. Poem-->art with some ... .(We don't have support in stimulus).
... check them comparing with Core conditional statement(Poem--->art use ...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 …
... maxed out the nested replies in the comment section because it ... don't think that statement is conditional because of the points JustDoIt ... fine to use it as conditional. I think Sami and Can ... LSAT uses strict formal logic in some cases. But other times ...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 …
... maxed out the nested replies in the comment section because it ... don't think that statement is conditional because of the points JustDoIt ... fine to use it as conditional. I think Sami and Can ... LSAT uses strict formal logic in some cases. But other times ...What Must be True, Could Be True, Cannot Be True - Conditional ReasoningHi! I have been working in the core curriculum for some time and there is something that I am not quite clear about conditional reasoning and its …
... /> > I have been working in the core curriculum for some ... am not quite clear about conditional reasoning and its inferences.
statement negate the original statement?
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7Sage LogicHi guys, I'm working through the core curriculum at the moment in preparation for the Sept. LSAT, and I'm getting a bit hung up at the logic secti…
... to stick to the basic conditional statements without quantifying over anything ... sort of like a pseudo-existential quantifier. I'll definitely make ... I had very little training in Formal Logic. After learning some ... book. Man, was I in for a rude awakening. It ...Free LR Tutoring [coming soon] (Update with a polling question)Hey everyone, I want to get feedback and see if there is an interest out their in studying LR but with a focus on strategies that increase your u…
... great that you are focusing in on argument types. @jknauf ... arguments (with little support) and conditional arguments. If someone claims all ... , that is a bold statement that has an incredible weakness ... strengthen or weaken the argument in very specific ways. An ...
