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Sufficient and Necessary ConditionsSomeone please help. I’ve rewatched the section on sufficient and necessary conditions and I can’t figure them out for the life of me which is really…
... s identify things that must be true if my argument is ... made.
It must be true that:
- I ... to be assumed aka a necessary assumption, because otherwise how could ... employee. (This has to be true otherwise the argument falls apart ... -
PTF97.S1.Q20 - In North America there has been an explosion...I don't understand why B is the right answer. I chose E. Could someone #help me?
... , the reasoning in the stimulus could be sound even if E was ... ; 44 of the opera companies could still have been founded because ... which the assumption is not true and see what follows. Suppose ... ceased operations then it would be more reasonable to conclude that ... -
Mistake by LSAC? Pizzerias LR Sufficient Assumption Question.Explanation (2 mins): https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-40-section-1-question-21/ Question 21 on PrepTest 40 Section 1: Pizzerias are the …
... talented first graders who could beat most high school ... capacity?
Could it depend on context? What ... -> Way to be successful", then that *would* be true.
... might say "How could COVID vaccination be a sufficient condition? ... -
Blind Review struggleHi everyone! I've recently been getting a lot better with LG but when I blind review I start to doubt myself and change the answers. So when I do the…
... . You should never be left with multiple answer ... Be Trust question has one answer that is always true ... never or only sometimes true. You just need to ... is always placed 4th". Diagram X anywhere but 4th and ... incorrect answer for Must Be True and you can apply ... -
PTB.S1.Q17 - The difference between manners..If someone can explain this question to me, please do because I just do not get why they answer is A.
... to be true, the AC A has very specific wording: One could be immoral ... people. This means that one could violate the "rules" of morality ... (as in be immoral) without harming anyone _because ... -
PTF97.S1.Q25 - it takes less energy to make molten glass - help me!Hi, this is a necessary assumption question. The conclusion is "by using recycled glasses instead of glass made from raw materials, bottlers can …
... is blocking alternative explanations that could perhaps ruin the argument. ... .
This MUST be true for the argument to stand ... then the benefits discussed would be irrelevant, because, they wouldn' ... t actually be beneficial, due to the ... -
Need help with NA questionsIm trying to do these questions and they make zero sense to me, I cannot wrap my head around how you go about solving them. Ive also been doing the c…
... answer choices absolutely HAS to be true for this person's ... falsely believe something has to be true when it doesn't ... course that has to be true, because how could the mayor walk in ... an answer choice could be denied and the argument could still stand.
Help/Advice for Huge Gap between Timed and BR ScoreHello, Throughout my LSAT journey, LR continues to be my weakest point. I've started to do drills lately to significantly improve my understanding…
... even supposed to diagram sufficient assumption or must be true/false questions! But ...MSS ContinuanceSo, I don't know about everyone else, but MSS just kept getting more and more difficult, and I feel like I have so much more to practice before I get…
... at both Lawgic and Must be True questions. While MSS aren't ... closest to being a Must be True is probably your answer for ... =FCA_A
Our tutors could directly observe you performing MSS ... tips, much better than I could from a forum post!
PTA.S1.Q11- Building a space stationCan someone explain why it's A and not B?
... high tech robots that could not only perform better ... saying. If that is true (that we will send ... do we need that to be true? So let's say ... the argument need this to be true for astronauts?
... means they can either be below the average or above ...
