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Allen goes to the park everyday except on days when Chris goes to the park.@aburk3 https://7sage.com/lesson/except/ JY says this conditional statement is a biconditional which is equivalent to "Allen is in the park if…
... as a question. How does the plurality of "home runs" ... when Clemens pitches? Negating the plural just means "not ... wanted to be strictly logical we would probably have ... to go to the intent of the writer and either ... they want there to always be one correct answer ... -
Necessary Assumption Question - are we supposed to throw conditional logic negation out the windowI just want to confirm that when you do the "negation" technique for NA answer choices, you take the common sense version of negation (as in pretty m…
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> The negation of "I always go to the store" is "I ... to follow logical negation or just throw in/take out “not” from the ... -
Conditionals: Only A is B and the likeSo far, I have treated Only A is B as B-->A. So far so good. Recently, I have come across this question: Does the statement "only A is B" deny oth…
... 'only' in that sentence is the primary logical indicator, not 'ensure'?
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In need of help with this exampleI would say I am at the point where indicators and making diagrams has become second nature for me. But, this particular problem has my mind going in…
... two sentences. Let's read the first part:
" ... ' as my logical indicator and keep cannot as the negation. So the two ideas ... .
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Diagramming "Might"Should I diagram a "might" statement as an existential quantifier? Like "If Jack is smart, he might eat healthy." But, it doesn't have to be the case…
... /> Will the LSAT test these differences? Or is "generally" equivalent to "always ... "?
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PT60.S1.Q13 - Many economists claim that financial rewardsHi all! So long story short, I constantly find myself vacillating between answer choice b and answer choice c. I know what the right answer is _supp…
... , I've always looked at weakening questions as exposing the reasoning error ... salary, most of the time, is not the sole indicator of financial benefits ... , then at what point does the weakening need to happen? Do ... -
PTFeb97.S1.Q20 - explosion of interest in operaI have a hard time understanding why B is the right answer? Also, could someone explain why D is wrong?
... with either the logical opposite or the polar opposite. The polar opposite ... it seems that the conclusion does not follow at all and ... You can do the same thing with the logical negation, and ... necessary assumption to allow the conclusion to follow.
PT70.S1.Q23 - Columnist: Although most people favor the billwould some one please help me understand how to properly translate answer choice E into formal logic? i have some idea from the discussion in the vid…
... a well-functioning democracy if the bill does not violate anyone's ... liability for the person making the argument and/or giving the condition. In other ... rights" is a sufficient condition by using the "if" indicator.
Now ...PT32.S4.Q4 - Psychiatrist: Take any visceral emotion32.4.4 I'm having trouble breaking down the **lawgic** in this arugment. I did: Viceral emotion (VE) always able to Express that emotion (E…
... the word "always" is used, which is a Group 2 indicator word, meaning the ... idea that it modifies is a necessary condition ... one's anger." The word "always" denotes a necessary condition, (situations in which ...Sufficient condition vs necessary conditionI understand that necessary condition has to be 100% true while sufficient is more of a "good enough" explanation for if something else is true. But …
... then it CANNOT follow logically. Likewise if the attempted sufficient condition does not meet ... own makes the argument or idea follow logically. If the sufficient condition is ... met, then all the necessary ...Two Logical IndicatorsQuestion: in the sentence, "If you’re not greedy, you’re not a business school student" the two different conditional indicators confuse me: if I use…
... a negation and not a logical indicator?**
This is ... more than one logical indicator just pick one and ignore the other. I ... part in the curriculum I always ended up picking the one not ... picked in the videos ...How to properly analyze the relationship between the Premises and Conclusions w. Conditionals?!LR Question Referring To: PT#J07 S#3 Q#17 (Exercising muscles in one back...) Hey all! Hope all is well, I just have a question about how to prop…
... the chain does not follow, the sub-conclusion of the argument above does not follow. ... of back, but does the stimulus say that having ... The "necessary" part of the question stem has a sufficient condition. ... In this case it means that the ...NA vs. SA question stemI just went thru PT7 S4 Q13 and came across a question stem that’s says *“In order for the conclusion above to be properly drawn, which one of the fo…
... one apple? And what does the presence of the phrase "properly balanced" ... like "for the argument to proceed to a logical conclusion, ... which one of the following must ... I will always give the notion of necessity the highest note before ...Necessary Assumption helpHello, I have been struggling with necessary assumptions for a surprisingly unnecessary amount of time and still I cannot totally understand the conc…
... negating), the argument would fall apart and the conclusion would not follow logically ... to be true, for the argument to follow.
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& ... is not always (and in fact usually is not) the case. < ... X can hold a basketball does not guarantee that X is ...Reading CompWhat has been your most useful, in summary, tactic in improving your points in RC? I seem to be doing the standard "summarize each paragraph" as I go…
... inference questions, the one key rule I always follow is this: the correct answer ... can almost always be supported ... "was that ever mentioned?" or "does this stray too far from ...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…
... > > > Is the variable section going to be ... gt; The LSAC hasn't explicitly said so, but it does seem ... to be a strong inference that the fourth ... scored, it'll be the most accurate representation of how ... so it's not always 2 logical reasoningHow to figure out Sufficient & Necessary without usual indicators?Hi, I've been trying really hard to understand Sufficient and necessary but for some reason always get stuck with diagramming when the usual indi…
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What does the word necessary mean to you ... of unfamiliar commands". Demand is the necessary condition indicator. It's used just ... like "requires". "Something requires the memorization of ...How to figure out Sufficient & Necessary without usual indicators?Hi, I've been trying really hard to understand Sufficient and necessary but for some reason always get stuck with diagramming when the usual indi…
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> What does the word necessary mean to you ... of unfamiliar commands". Demand is the necessary condition indicator. It's used just ... like "requires". "Something requires the memorization of ...PT1.S4.Q24 - Contemporary AdvertisingWhat is the flaw in this question? For those of you who are familiar with the Loophole, what is the loophole for the argument here? Thanks!
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All contemporary advertising always tries to persuade (A----> ...
A good manager always makes important decisions based on ... see that it does clearly reflect the logical form provided in the stimulus.
Sufficient or necessary indicator? "Always permits"Is A always permits B A->B? or B-> A? Thanks for any help with this.
... sufficient condition is something that triggers, enables, activates, or _allows_ the ... definite necessary indicator.
If you think about the relationship ... , "always" is intensifying the verb "permit," thus intensifying the direction of the arrow ...Must be True QuestionsHi there, I hope all is well. Does anyone have any tips for Must be True questions?
... happens? Generally the questions are just directly from the logical chain you make ... trouble parsing the language? Making the logical chain? Sometimes I think the arguments and ... that does not matter because we have to follow the logic in the stimulus ...June LSAT Urgent RC SOSMy last couple of practice tests have been REALLY rough for RC. I can read and understand the passage pretty well in around 4 minutes, but spend way …
... room. Either the statements are consistent with the text, or ... you've eliminated all the AC's? Follow the next step:
... reasoning. Always eliminate AC's that are inconsistent with the text ... ? Where does this appear in the text? Finally, of the 2, ...PT17.S3.Q01 - If a country's manufacturing capacity is fully utilized...Here's the problem and JY's explanation: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-17-section-3-question-01/ My question: is the necessary conditio…
... the necessary condition ALWAYS a precondition to the sufficient condition? If yes, does that mean the precondition ... ; Necessary relationship, the Necessary condition is always a precondition to the Sufficient condition. Which makes ...PT17.S3.Q01 - If a country's manufacturing capacity is fully utilized...Here's the problem and JY's explanation: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-17-section-3-question-01/ My question: is the necessary conditio…
... the necessary condition ALWAYS a precondition to the sufficient condition? If yes, does that mean the precondition ... ; Necessary relationship, the Necessary condition is always a precondition to the Sufficient condition. Which makes ...Feeling defeated... third time writingToday was my third time writing the lsat. My previous attempts were around 150 so i completely changed up my studying technique. I was consistently s…
... to study law? What does it mean to you? ... your all, but you always regret not trying or not ... come to the end of the rainbow, and the pot of ... overtakes a man, the easiest and most logical thing to do ... is to quit. That is exactly what the ...Weaken QuestionsI am struggling so hard in these. Does anyone have any pointers?? I feel like I'm so close sometimes, then during BR I change my right answer to the …
... not one of the answer choices, no worries. Follow the steps below and ... , or irrelevant to the argument.
Always read the question stem first, and ... ’ll narrow the AC down to the one that does NOT weaken the argument ...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 …
... "Interesting question re logical indicators...employing the sufficiency indicator blindly here actually runs ... not to say that "the only" always indicates an biconditional relationship, merely ...PT12.S2.Game 3 - Lara, Mendel, and Natassia each buyIn PT12.S2.Game 3, we have a rule that goes: Mendel does not buy any kind of food that Nastassia buys. JY, in his explanation video, drew the L…
... logical indicator-- you pick one idea, negate it, and make it the ... to stick the negation slash in the sufficient condition for this ... conditional statement. This is the "or ... not both" negation (see the CC for more details on ...Delete.Delete.
... TBH, they're not always perfectly consistent with this. Here ... know the effect must follow. If we see the effect, we know the ... that causation does have a temporal component. Cause must always precede ... effect in time. So what does it mean ...logical indicator 'until'hey! the logical indicator 'until' in this ex/ mary goes to the gym until brittany goes to the gym - M ->B -B -> M would this be the corre…
... it falls into the group three for logical indicators. This means ... the sentence (by choosing to go with until as your logical indicator ... ) we are expected to negate either the necessary or ... B" (reading as if Mary does not go to gym then ...
