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PT34.S3.Q03 - sigatoka disease drastically reducesHi Guys, I am having a bit of difficulty with this question. https://7sage.com/lesson/banana-epidemics-na-question/ https://7sage.com/lsat_e…
At bottom, this argument has several layers built upon ... assumption, in true necessary assumption form must be true.
PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesThe last 3 words of the conclusion states "such as diatoms." Doesn't that only mean that some of the Antarctic algae COULD be diatoms? Or is that sta…
... will weaken the hypothesis.
The hypothesis is that ... etc.) or violate the argument if true (stating something ... do anything to weaken the hypothesis/argument.
D. ... /algae. Automatically weakening the argument. Because you take it ...Cambridge Packet ListsIdk if ppl are still looking for this but I just ran across this site on TLS. https://180pedia.com/lsat-cambridge-packet-lists/ The packets from all…
... next is identifying the argument type that might be ... by focusing on the argument the stimulus is presenting ... different operation on the same argument type, but knowing how ... that argument type works, for example causal arguments/phenomena hypothesis/conditional ...PT45.S1.Q12 - biologists have noted reproductive abnormalitiesI am having a problem seeing how a/c C WEAKENS. To me it looks like it is strengthening the argument. Maybe I am just misunderstanding how the ar…
... have a specific abnormality. The hypothesis initially provided for this is ... a phenomena/other people’s hypothesis. In other words: this ... how our author constructs the argument: our author says dioxin ... whole second leg of your argument is not applicable to ...PT45.S1.Q12 - biologists have noted reproductive abnormalitiesI am having a problem seeing how a/c C WEAKENS. To me it looks like it is strengthening the argument. Maybe I am just misunderstanding how the ar…
... might be a correlation or phenomenon question like you said. ... shutdowns, so your correlation argument is irrelevant. But if ... really diminished the correlation argument. Am I taking that ... much better understanding of the argument now.
@ ...Help with LR questionsHello everyone, While going through my last few practice tests , I have noticed that I have two consistent problems regarding LR sections. 1)…
... and cookie-cutters too. Definitely going to incorporate these in some form ...PT19.S2.Q04 - scientists analyzing air bubblesI can't see why (E) is wrong. Could anyone explain why (D) is right?? Appreciate in advance https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-qu…
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**Scientist's Hypothesis (The argument we are dealing with):**
argument is working with. Comparing ... the hypothesis, and so it does not weaken the argument. ... diatoms. This directly undermines the argument.
I ...Notes from LR Crash Course Workshop #3Hi everyone, I recently participated in J.Y.'s LR Crash Course Workshop #3 and wanted to share some of the key takeaways from the discussions we ha…
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Sidenote, on Phenomenon Notes: This is a really ... like that.... What weakens the argument? We can immediately cross out ...PT44.S4.Q14 - scientists hypothesize that a particular typeHi all I cannot find any reason why (C) is wrong here. It seems to me that (C) eliminates one alternative cause (genetic cause?) and thereby str…
... the MOST support to the hypothesis, which is it?
< ... component you did strengthen the hypothesis SOME, but does that strengthen ... gives you a much stronger argument that p-fat deprivation is ... , which is better for an argument:
1) Eliminating one of ...How do I prepare for the LSAT writing sample?I was going through the Ultimate+ study plan to see what I'm going to be covering over the next few weeks when I realized that there aren't any lesso…
... be finally given a free form argument at the end of a ...PT80.S4.Q22 - scientists once believed thatThe correct answer to this question is information that would help to evaluate the argument in the stimulus. If the information is taken to one extre…
... we can leave the original hypothesis in tact because the developing ... of the soundness of the argument.
Now for answer ... wouldn't that weaken the argument by leaving it more vulnerable ... not help us evaluate the argument.
Let me .....
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The form in your post is not ... conclusion.
So the form is All C are B ... important. It can make an argument immediately invalid...
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> Premise 1 ... be FALSE-- that is the form is not always 100% true .....
I am saying that the form of the argument alone will not always ... issues and have the SAME form. I used different words in ...PT68.S2.Q15 - psychologists recently conductedHi, I BR-ed this question, read the explanations from various websites and sources, and this question is still not making much sense to me. The …
... necessary assumption in this argument is that the phenomenon described in the ...PT15.S2.Q17 - Most people believe that yawningHi, I understand that answer choice D is correct, but I have been struggling for quite a bit on eliminating answer choice B. Can anyone explain wh…
... at all. It's a phenomenon that the historians observed in ... the phenomenon on its own to make the same faulty argument.
PT79.S4.Q19 - archaeologist: neanderthals, a human-like speciesSo this is a weakening question. I was torn between two answers during the test, and switched from the right answer to the wrong answer. I see wh…
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Specifically, this argument's method of reasoning is ... wood). So to weaken this hypothesis, answers must either provide an ... give you pause, since the hypothesis/explanation is specifically about Neanderthals ...How much will HYS weigh soft factors if someone has numbers above their 75ths?Would it be really important? How would a personal statement factor into it? What if someone has no good softs?
... like you can form a coherent sentence or argument. I'm guilty ...How much will HYS weigh soft factors if someone has numbers above their 75ths?Would it be really important? How would a personal statement factor into it? What if someone has no good softs?
... like you can form a coherent sentence or argument.
Uncalled ...How much will HYS weigh soft factors if someone has numbers above their 75ths?Would it be really important? How would a personal statement factor into it? What if someone has no good softs?
... like you can form a coherent sentence or argument.
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form a coherent sentence or argument. I'm guilty ...suggestions for difficult science passages?So one of my biggest areas of weakness is hard science passages in RC. I've been trying to read Scientific America a bit more, and I realize some o…
... on the structure of the argument, but I still feel it ... going to follow the same form. Scientist A believes one thing ... mentions something that reconciles the argument blah blah. In short, really ...Best way of understanding validity?I'm really struggling with concepts of validity.... I've done the drills, but it's not making sense to me. Looking for suggestions on how to best…
... a logical structure, the form of the argument logically follows from the ... of the valid and invalid argument forms. You can better see ... flow and structure of an argument and determine quickly whether it ... arguments read and understand an argument. It's sort of our ...Valid vs. Invalid ArgumentsSo I think i'm confused at how these are different. I completely understand the definitions of valid and invalid arguments. I'm just confused at how …
... That structure of the argument follows certain rules that ... the LSAT, this bad form won't be that ... but rather by the form:
If something is ... physics or some complicated argument about morality or language. ... pin down the abstract form in an efficient way ...When doing Parallel flaw...Do you focus on finding the flaw in the argument and then matching that to an AC? Like any other flaw q, just instead of naming it you find another e…
... mitigated by an understanding of argument forms.
An ... parallel flaw question. Sometimes, the form might be something we have ... a "probably" when our original form was more sure about the ... break them down to their form in the comment section. I ...PT74.S1.Q17 - how the pigment known as han purpleHi All, I've seen many explanations regarding this infamous Han purple question--none of which have addressed my specific confusion: https://7sag…
... are look to validate the argument, when the stem only asks ... the hypothesis more likely to be true. Hence, it strengthens the argument.Month left and me and Flaw questions still don't get along...So about a month out from the September test and I'm feeling....okay. There is one kind of questions that really bothers me though. Flaw. People alwa…
try to learn the different form on Flaw questions types such as correlation vs causation, sufficient and necessary condition negation, source of argument and so forth.Month left and me and Flaw questions still don't get along...So about a month out from the September test and I'm feeling....okay. There is one kind of questions that really bothers me though. Flaw. People alwa…
... ; try to learn the different form on Flaw questions types such ... necessary condition negation, source of argument and so forth.
argument actually did. It eats my ...PT74.S1.Q17 - how the pigment known as han purpleHi All, I've seen many explanations regarding this infamous Han purple question--none of which have addressed my specific confusion: https://7sag…
... . Answer choice A makes the hypothesis possible, and therefore strengthens the argument."Almost All"Hey All, Logically, what does "almost all" translate to? It seems that it should be more restrictive than "most", but I'm not completely certain. …
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The argument that prompted this had the following form:
1 ... if that's a valid argument, but it seems reasonable to ...Question on Parallel flaw questionsWhen answering these types of questions, should we pay attention to the content or substance of the answers, or only to the form?
... priority on understanding the form/structure of the argument. But make sure ... the content of what the argument is saying and how the ...
