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"The only" translation "and" "or"> "The only songs A has written are B songs and PR songs" > (PT73.S4.21. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-73-section-4-question-21/) I t…
... like you are confusing all the sufficient indicators and are thinking it ... sufficient relationship doesn't mean it has the same meaning.
The ... to try to keep the original meaning of sufficient indicators intact.
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…
... of the abstract form of the arguments. In the above example, the abstract form ... to even sufficient assumption questions.
Taking just the example ... : therefore, all cats are endothermic. The sufficient assumption to make this argument ...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…
... of the abstract form of the arguments. In the above example, the abstract form ... sufficient assumption questions.
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> Taking just the ... : therefore, all cats are endothermic. The sufficient assumption to make this argument ...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…
... work on internalizing the logic. At the beginning, your ... of intuitively working through the problem the most efficient way. < ... a sufficient assumption problem I worked on the other day ... M--> F was the sufficient assumption needed to conclude GAR ...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…
... work on internalizing the logic. At the beginning, your understanding ... of intuitively working through the problem the most efficient way. < ... a sufficient assumption problem I work one the other day ... M--> F was the sufficient assumption needed to conclude GAR ...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…
Learn the valid argument forms. For sufficient assumptions, you want to be ... ends. This variable is frequently the sufficient variable in our AC with ... your live hanger with the dead sufficient condition from the conclusion in order ...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…
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> Learn the valid argument forms. For sufficient assumptions, you want ... ends. This variable is frequently the sufficient variable in our AC with ... your live hanger with the dead sufficient condition from the conclusion in order ...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…
... me with a lesson on the CC that I am not ... that we have to affirm the sufficient or the necessary if it isn ... put a /B to affirm the necessary instead of just a ... ? In question 1, why does the /H need to be affirmed?Any advice for assumption questionsI am having the hardest time with assumption questions required and sufficient alike. I am getting it down to two answers; the right one and the one …
... am having the hardest time with assumption questions required and sufficient alike ... . I am getting it down to two answers; the ... ://7sage.com/how-to-find-the-sufficient-assumption/
https://7sage ...Sufficient Assumption questionsSo I fell for a sufficient assumption trap, I chose the answer that was basically a restated premise, so for the assumption questions, the answer tha…
... to look at the nature of a sufficient assumption question. You ... .
This has the makings of a great deductive ... men are mortal." That is the sufficient assumption.
A ... not help the argument and could never be a sufficient assumption.Negating an (And/Or in Conditionals) relationshipHi dear 7sagers, and sages, First of all, I am having trouble understanding the difference between negation and contrapositive but I think I am sl…
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Why does the relationship drop the arrow and get an ... would get into the territory of failing the sufficient condition, which we ... if we take the contrapositive of the now negated statement and ... relationship automatically keeps the S.C. the way it is ...Negating an (And/Or in Conditionals) relationshipHi dear 7sagers, and sages, First of all, I am having trouble understanding the difference between negation and contrapositive but I think I am sl…
... what represents the relationship between the two ideas. T is the sufficient condition for ... (J and S), and (J and S) are the ... and S)]→/T], and the negation of the contrapositive is also [/(J ...What is a necessary vs. a sufficient condition in logic?I'm just starting the intro to logic section and I'm a bit confused. What is a sufficient condition? What is a necessary condition?
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**(Sufficient)** If it rains, the ground must be wet ... wet! Why? because our sufficient condition guarantees the necessary. But what if ... , it does not mean the sufficient follows. But, if the sufficient condition is met ...Sufficiency/Necessity Flaw QuestionsHey guys can you direct me to some flaw questions where the answer is the Sufficiency/Necessity answer? Especially the tough ones.
... it. I then read the rest and after POE'ing ... back to A. For me the problems identifying necessity and sufficiency ... being a necessary condition restricts the sufficient condition to that one single ... whether an action is a sufficient or a necessary, especially if ...Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
... . When this is broken...the very existence of the state becomes dubious ... physical force within its borders" the sufficient condition of a successful state ...Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
... . When this is broken...the very existence of the state becomes dubious ... physical force within its borders" the sufficient condition of a successful state ...
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The next sentence I would read ...Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
... succeed is the sufficient condition and monopoly is the necessary condition. The second sentence ... is the contrapositive statement of the first ... indicator(one among others) of the successful state.Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
... > @akistotle Thanks for sharing the magazine.quite interesting.
> ... succeed is the sufficient condition and monopoly is the necessary condition. The second ... sentence is the contrapositive statement of the ...Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
... this is broken...the very existence of the state becomes dubious ... force within its borders" the sufficient condition of a successful state ... gt; S
> The next sentence I would read ... that (successfully) claims the monopoly of the legitimate use of ...PT41.S1.Q22 - routinely unpunished society's rulesCan someone please explain how we arrive at answer choice D from the stimulus? If I understand correctly, not routinely unpunished (/RU) equates t…
... routine non-punishment as a sufficient condition for chaos and then ... . So it's basically confusing the sufficient condition of routine for sometimes ...PT41.S1.Q22 - routinely unpunished society's rulesCan someone please explain how we arrive at answer choice D from the stimulus? If I understand correctly, not routinely unpunished (/RU) equates t…
... me if this sounds accurate. The logical opposite of routine ( ... most) is sometimes. And the logical opposite of sometimes is ... never.
So the conclusion would be valid if ... sometimes instead of routine as the sufficient. Is that right?
< ...I made digital flashcards for LR concepts. Enjoy!Hey, everyone. In my quest to become an LSAT test-taking machine, I made some digital flashcards to help me memorize some key concepts in LR: -- <…
... /> Also, as nice as the visuals of the "valid/invalid argument forms ... -1
- Note the "strongest term" on the sufficient side. (Usually an "all ... strong terms MUST have a sufficient in common to combine. (Exception ...LSAT dreams and nightmares? Have you had them, and how bad was it?This is a X-post from R/LSAT so any reddit users here you may have seen this already. Last night I had a nightmare about the LSAT. I was taking t…
... don't have dreams about the LSAT......yet, but, literally every ... find myself negating the sufficient or necessary and finding the contrapositive. The LSAT has .....
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"if the subject of the conclusion (the minor term) denotes actually ... to do is to assume the sufficient. So, I don't actually ... company, we operate on the assumptions the LSAT asks us to make ...Question on DeMorgan’s Law TheoryAccording to DeMorgan's Law Theory, And becomes Or when contrapositive. Correct? Then, I wonder why A if and only if A (AB = A->B AND B->A) bec…
... law is not used in the above; instead, it is utilized ... an "and" or "or" in the sufficient or necessary condition.
neither norIf, "neither P nor K are cute", then can you say P+K→/C or do you have to keep them separate?? Lawgical Translations: P → /C AND K → /C Ther…
... just keep them separate without the "or". That's just my ... . So I'd just write the following:
P ----> /C ... , then /C would also do the trick. So it's up ... not put an "AND" in the sufficient condition.Necessary and Sufficient Answer Choices in the Same QuestionCan someone point me to LSAT LR q's that are either necessary or sufficient questions types that list BOTH a necessary and sufficient answer choice? …
@jkatz1488 thank you! Would answer choice D be the sufficient assumption answer choice in that question?Necessary and Sufficient Answer Choices in the Same QuestionCan someone point me to LSAT LR q's that are either necessary or sufficient questions types that list BOTH a necessary and sufficient answer choice? …
... ! Would answer choice D be the sufficient assumption answer choice in that ... is both necessary and sufficient to bring about the conclusion. I don ... connect to any aspect of the argument in a meaningful way ...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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> ... ; because one is negating the sufficient (/GS), which turns it ... ) and making the other idea (GS) the sufficient condition. However, ...The worst dreams of them allThe first few nights after sitting for the LSAT, I dreamed of having absolutely bombed the exam. But my dreams more recently have been even worse. Th…
... intensive for a few weeks. The other night I woke up ... looking through my desk for the sufficient assumption. In my dream I ... I knew it was in the middle drawer of my desk ... upon waking to realize that the SA is not a tangible ...
