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Logical Reasoning Example QuestionIn the Powerscore logical reasoning bible (under conditional reasoning) there is a statement saying "No robot can think." They say that the diagram i…
In the Powerscore logical reasoning bible (under ... can think." They say that the diagram is R ---> /T ... how being a robot is the sufficient condition, and in general how ... -
PT20.S4.Q25 - marianne is a professional chess playerDespite reviewing JY's explanation (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-25/), I don't understand why answer choice (C) is …
... or may not address the case addressed in the stimulus, it could ... still potentially weaken the argument. So then why can ... all" in this case use the same reasoning?
... action which just seems to deny the premise that Marianne's actions ... -
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…
"It's always sunny in Philadelphia"
Someone please explain to me how Sunny is the Necessary Condition and Philadelphia is the Sufficient Condition when both come immediately following the logical indicator of 'always' (Group 2). -
PT55.S3.Q24 - it is popularly believed thatCan someone please confirm that I have this chain correct? I became confused with the "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming "cannot" is mo…
... I became confused with the "cannot" in the first premise. Now ... presuming "cannot" is modifying the sufficient clause since this premise ... very unclear on the wording in the necessary clause. After ... two readers agreeing on the "correct" interpretation appears ... -
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…
... negate it and make it the sufficient indicator. I'm going through ... logical sense. I'm getting the correct answer, but translating it ... statement
Sing until the cows return
/S > ... br /> Don't sing until the cows return.
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Updated RC strategy for curve-breaker QsHi! Here is an updated strategy from the below post https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/10749/my-rc-strategy-that-got-me-to-0 What I've fou…
... -> N) But obviously, when the sufficient condition is met, we don ... get this explicit about sufficient and necessary conditions.** The curve-breaker Qs ... , requires, etc) to figure out the sufficient/necessary conditions easily. Sometimes they ... -
Group 3 Indicator ConfusionHi everyone. I'm having trouble following the rules to translate a sentence with a group 3 indicator. The lesson states that it doesn't matter which …
... put as the sufficient condition at first, as the result will ... say we choose /R as the sufficient condition:
/R ... say you choose HW as the sufficient condition:
HW ... for someone struggling with the required intuition to crack ... -
Does a correlation go both ways?Hi all, I have a question about correlations, as related to the LSAT. For example, PT77.S2.Q25 "The longer an animal can stay submerged in a dive,…
... correlations, as related to the LSAT. For example, ... that:
1. The longer an animal can ... sufficient condition leads to the necessary condition). Going from the necessary condition to the sufficient ... correct to say the war caused the Alliance system.) ... -
PT74.S1.Q24 - any driver involved in an accidentFor this question (it's helpful to watch the video), JY does the logic and it comes out to this: Capable and (PI or 500) --> Report ~Report _…
... 's helpful to watch the video), JY does the logic and it ... , JY says that you implement the group 3 rule. meaning that ... have to either negate the (capable) or the (PI or 500). But ... negate both and still have the sufficient condition (~Report) stand correct.
When to be wary of conditional statements in ACs?Hi guys, This is something I've sort of noticed with BR'ing a lot of logical reasoning - it seems that depending on the question type, an answer c…
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For instance, sufficient assumption answer choices are usually ... you're looking for the critical assumption that would make ... we don't know that the sufficient triggers, how do we ... " is strong enough to weaken the argument.)
Just ...Conditional Statements with Both Group 3 and 4 IndicatorsHey all. I'm just wondering how most people deal with statements with both Group 3 and Group 4 indicators. I realize that one can use either rule and…
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For example, in the following statement:
"There ... />
because one is negating the sufficient (/GS), which turns it into ... (/SL) and making the other idea (GS) the sufficient condition. However, this is ...CC Question - Quiz Complex Conditional Translations 3 w/ Answers #2Under question #2 in this section, JY uses the conditional indicator "If" to translate the sentence to the sufficient part instead of "Any" at the be…
... "If" to translate the sentence to the sufficient part instead of " ... Any" at the beginning of the sentence ... indicators from the same group listed in the sentence, which ... one are we supposed to use as sufficient ...Conditional Indicator "Except"I have been trying to stick to the group 1-4 method. Previously, if I read "except" I would make what follows the necessary condition and then simply…
... then simply negate the remaining and make that the sufficient. For example, "Mark ... "except" in group 3? Negate the sufficient? What about this example, "Mark ... , choose except as the indicator, make what follows the necessary, and negate ...PT9.S4.Q23I diagramed the stimulus as follow: . Conflicting behavior organization --> More pain and distress Conflicting behavior organization --> Animals r…
I diagramed the stimulus as follow:
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... like (E) negates the sufficient condition to state the answer, which is an ...PT33.S1.Q11 - researchers have discovered that caffeineHi all I am a bit confused about the sufficient and necessary condition for (C). According to JY, (C) should be interpreted as "**no[Physically addi…
... am a bit confused about the sufficient and necessary condition for (C ... --> psychoactive]**" , but shouldn't the relative clause "**to which people ... physically addicted**" introduce the necessary condition to make the argument **no[psychoactive ...Help with Necessary assumptionsI took the test in Sept. and I have been able to narrow down the parts of the test that I struggled on. I struggled on the necessary assumptions and …
... able to narrow down the parts of the test that I ... struggled on the necessary assumptions and the sufficient assumptions on both the practice and ... have gone through all of the videos and looked through ... but when I am doing the questions myself, I never figure ...Bi-conditional vs Not both rule confusionHi I was just wondering if someone could clear this up for me, because this confusion cost me quite a few points on in-out games, by making me hesit…
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The second rule would be considered irrelevant (sufficient failed), and ... be considered irrelevant because the sufficient condition is also getting ... hoping somebody could explain the logic behind how/what ... . I mean in the explanation videos JY usually ...Kaplan vs 7sage logical indicators approachI started this LSAT journey with a quick pass through of the Kaplan logical reasoning approach and, honestly, there were still some pretty gaping hol…
... of those four groups and the translation strategy. This worked ... arrow and negate the sufficient term (this was the part I often ... forgot while doing the Kaplan practice problems). However, ... made things easier when the sentence also contains a ...Confusing Bi-Conditional vs. Not Both in LGHi all, I saw a 7sager already posted a similar question (see https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/13716), but I'm less confused about what h…
... so how we made the decision in the first place.
... F is not included in the same group as N." < ... premise (/F), it failed the sufficient and I didn't know ... both rule? What triggers the use of a bi-conditional ... F is not included in the same group as N" ...When does "As are B" = "All As are B" and when does it mean "As generally are B"Is there any rule of the English language that allows us to tell when the claim "As are B" means every single A is a B, and when "As are B" is a gene…
... #12.
The conclusion says that "criminal ... the correct answer to the argument, it's sufficient ... the "sufficient" assumption added. The only way the correct answer is sufficient is by reading the ... example sentences to explore the issue:
"if and only if"Does this phrase introduce the sufficient or necessary condition? Ex. Tina will enter the pool, if and only if Mike enters. T->M or M->T Than…
Does this phrase introduce the sufficient or necessary condition? Ex. Tina will enter the pool, if and only if Mike enters.
T->M
or
M->T
Thanks!
PS, I'm thinking it is the latter of the two.Method for translating "without" into lawgic seems to run into problems in some situationsWe all know that for "without" "unless" "except" and "until", we're supposed to negate one of the ideas and make that the sufficient. "I will not …
... negate one of the ideas and make that the sufficient.
the sufficient. I submit that the correct way to ...
Also, consider the following sentence:
" ... ."
The ordinary translation method does work ...how to handle group 3 indicators + existential quantifiers i.e. PT 33.3.8 most people invest withouthttps://7sage.com/lesson/invest-in-the-stock-market-mbt-question/?ss_completed_lesson=1089 most people invest without doing any research of their …
... com/lesson/invest-in-the-stock-market-mbt-question/?ss_completed_lesson ... I was like wait no the sufficient condition should be negated ... will always refer to the sufficient condition and the other idea has to ... lawgicing it out because the AC was really obvious ...PT1.S4.Q21 - A society in which there are many crimesPT 1 - 4 - 21 MBT I have a question regarding about conditional logic. I was able to make the conditional statement from the stimulus as to […
... Laws ----> no Crimes]. Then the contrapositive of this should be ... are not satisfying the sufficient condition of the "Crime" (for the contrapositive of original ... a mistake in making the conditional statement from the stimulus and made ...PT6.S3.Q19 - Amy McConnell is considering runningHey guys, I'm doing some LR drills and I can't seem to wrap my head around the correct answer for this question. Here's my lawgic for the stimulus: …
... to wrap my head around the correct answer for this ... ~~MR~~
When doing the drill, I picked C because ... must be false. The sufficient is satisfied so the rule must trigger, which ... negated.
According to the question bank, though, D is ...PT69.S4.Q21 - If Skiff's book is published this yearOkay people, this is probably one of the hardest LR questions I've ever done, but also why I like talking about it. It's also why I think learning to…
... and attempt, the difficulty lies in the fact that the conclusion is ... statement with 2 pieces to the sufficient condition - e.g. (A& ... re told that the "B" piece in the above sufficient condition is ... 't? Typically, when a sufficient condition has two pieces, we ...SA and NA questionsHey 7sagers! I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on how to really understand sufficient and necessary assumption questions . I get what th…
... on how to really understand sufficient and necessary assumption questions . I ... choice for example :the steps I take with the sufficient assumptions is
1.read the question stem
2. Find the ...PT 78.S3.Q24 - For a work to be rightly thought ofHi all, I've been struggling to understand this question for quite some time.. What is clearly given in the stimulus is a one way conditional: …
... on negating the sufficient conditions given, to reach the conclusion that ... to me that the question is assuming that the reverse (so ...
Is it something about the wording in this stimulus that ... necessitates understanding of the "IF" here as a ...UnlessI'm still unclear on why I am to negate sufficient when I come across unless, or should it just introduce the necessary condition? "K cannot be se…
... why I am to negate sufficient when I come across ... , or should it just introduce the necessary condition?
... selected and move it to the sufficient and negate it?
< ... right from the start and have the "unless" introduce the necessary?
Question about LG: Brute forcing when I have rules with conditional logicHey 7sagers, I realize this is a very specific question but it seems to be a problem that I keep getting stuck on so I wanted to ask for advice. …
... rules using conditional logic. 2) The questions that inevitably need to ... logic rules? Should I fulfill the sufficient condition and test? Necessary condition ... and let the sufficient fall away? Both?
