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Translating "Never" into lawgicCouple of questions: 1. How does one translate "never" into Lawgic? I know this is a group 4 indicator, but could someone really break it down and …
... that's not allowed if the sufficient condition kicks.
lets ... bloom.
so if the sufficient condition happens "the seeds get planted in ... attribute of what happens when the sufficient condition kicks in.
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Translating "Never" into lawgicCouple of questions: 1. How does one translate "never" into Lawgic? I know this is a group 4 indicator, but could someone really break it down and …
... I never cheer for the New England Patriots. What ... in a conditional relationship with the second idea."
... a reading comprehension section? The necessary condition for that ... condition cannot exist unnegated with the sufficient condition in place.
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PT18.S2.Q23 - teachers are effective only whenHello, Could someone please check my work and let me know if what I have below is correct? I felt like this is a conditional heavy question. It …
... when a sufficient condition triggers.
The above ...
so when the sufficient condition for ESMOD triggers what ... their own decisions triggers the necessary condition of TP ... I would do the conditional quizzes the core curriculum offers ... -
Why does JY write not-both rules asymmetrically?In the games videos, when JY sees the rule "if P, then not Q", he writes: P -> <del>Q</del> But when he sees "if Q, then not P" he writes: …
... back to the sufficient. That represents a false relationship because the sufficient term is ... unaffected by the satisfaction of the necessary. The absence ... -
Formal LogicHey, quick question. Can one go from (X ---> Y) ---> Z ~Z ---> ~(X ---> Y) To Z & X ---> Y? Intuitively I feel I can, but I don't re…
... /> So with the (X ---> Y) as a sufficient condition, we aren ... , so we could theoretically deny the sufficient condition in which case Z ... . But by denying the sufficient, we're denying the relationship between X and ... -
Neither Nor Question (Ref. PT22.G4.R4 & PT31.G2.R4)I'm confused why the arrow splits for PT 22 GAME 4 RULE 4 and the arrow doesn't split for PT 31 GAME 2 RULE 4 even though they both contain the words…
... when combining them together, the arrow splits for Q and ... . An "and" statement splits in the necessary condition.
... when an "and" statement in the sufficient, arrow doesn't split.
the advanced logic lessons under ... -
Does anyone have any NA advice to make it clickI am scoring somewhere between -4 to -6 on LR now (yesterday I had a -11 but I was frenzied and used the "5" setting on the 7sage proctor when I alre…
... slides in language from the premise to the conclusion. The LSAT writers have ... so simple that the necessary assumption will be the sufficient assumption. For an ... an assumption that is also sufficient, an application of DeMorgan's ... -
PT12.S1.Q05 - oscar: I have been accused of plagiarizingSo, I've done this question many many times. And I've never felt great about it. Can some run it down for me? Specifically, answer choice A. Here'…
... right" should not be in the sufficient condition.
Rather, ...
Author granted writer the right ---> Writer has right ... the "author did not have the right" or "author granted the ... giving permission be considered the same as relinquishing right ... -
Embedded Conditionals IssueThis is a two part question in reference to the embedded conditionals video. https://7sage.com/lesson/mastery-embedded-conditional/ **Part 1:**…
... " Where did the Group 3 come from????
the sufficient (Hence, Group 3) and ... turning the arrow into an "or", ...
All Jedis use the Force **(J-->F)** is ... in mind from the "or statements" in the in/out ... -
PT11.S4.Q18 - teacher: journalists who conceal the identity<font color=red>Admin edit: Please review the <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/15/forum-rules">forum rules</a>. Posting full questi…
... : Therefore, journalists who conceal the identity of the sources they quote stake ... publication). We also know that the **sufficient condition in P1 is met ... condition in P2 fails and the sufficient condition in P1 is met ... -
PTB.S2.G2 - an apartment building has five floorsIn the third rule, it says that if y is not in the park if either L or O is in the park, but then on the explanation, the sub game boards, he says th…
... fulfillment of the sufficient condition. What situations could the absences ... that rule we_** fulfill the sufficient condition**_. Now, ...
So we fail the sufficient condition- which is a bit ... difficult because the sufficient condition for rule ... -
Diagramming QuestionsQ. When to and not to use formal logic and/or contrapositives How do you diagram this 1. J is selected unless W is selected 2. J is sele…
... "negate the sufficient". Pick either variable, make it the sufficient indicator ... relationship. Which means the arrow goes both ... if" is a sufficient condition indicator. Keep the properties of "not ... are required to do the contrapositive right of the back.
PT27.S4.Q25 - all any reporter knowsHi All, This is a difficult flaw question and I intent to give a shoot at explaining it, which is different from JY. Please help and check my exp…
... for B being the right choice. The reason for that ... S/N flaw because the conclusion doesn't necessitate ... have the necessary without the sufficient or some times the necessary ... condition does not lead to the sufficient ...Blind review for practice tests?I am taking my first practice test soon. Should I do the circling for unsure answers that is discussed in the blind review method? I am basically con…
... **Which of the following most strongly undermines the arguments conclusion?**
(**Scratching the surface explanation**) 'there must ... conclusion by attacking the necessary condition. We ... occur in order for the sufficient condition to occur'. < ...Chef Gordon Ramsay does NOT approve of your LSAT shortcuts!http://i.imgur.com/A2nbEMm.png For real. Don't do it. Every so often I come across people who've made the conscious decision to take on the LSAT an…
... studies at really understanding the underlying logic.
... **Which of the following most strongly undermines the arguments conclusion?**< ... conclusion?
(**Scratching the surface explanation**) 'there ... in order for the sufficient condition to occur'.
Chef Gordon Ramsay does NOT approve of your LSAT shortcuts!http://i.imgur.com/A2nbEMm.png For real. Don't do it. Every so often I come across people who've made the conscious decision to take on the LSAT an…
... **Which of the following most strongly undermines the arguments conclusion?**
> (**Scratching the surface explanation**) 'there must ... conclusion by attacking the necessary condition. We ... occur in order for the sufficient condition to occur'.
Flaw confusion, please help!!!Hi guys, I have some confusion going on here between the difference of the following question: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-25-se…
2 ways I have find are: we can have the necessary without the sufficient or some times the necessary condition does not lead to the sufficientDoes the word "can" indicate a relationship?Hi all, Just a quick question, does the word "can" indicate a relationship or is it indicate like "could", "might" a probability? For instanc…
... dictates a logical relationship between the sufficient and necessary condition. Its a ... complete subsumption. The sufficiency "implies" the necessary, to "quantify the entire universe of ... may be understandable within the flexibility of the English language, I ...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…
... and "Philadelphia" come after the logical indicator "always", what ... word comes **immediately** after the logical indicator. In this ... case, it's the word "sunny", which is ... " is the necessary condition and "Philadelphia" is the sufficient condition. Hope ...PT51.S3.Q18 - the flagellum, which bacteria use to swimHi All, Super confused by this question, mostly because I probably don't understand what the correct answer choice is actually saying. The argu…
... the parts from the conclusion is the logical equivalent of the bacteria not having the ... parts incorporated into the flagellum ... to help the bacteria swim in the sufficient condition of the ...Weakening questionsThese are by far the hardest and most difficult type of LR questions for me. As soon as they turn into 3/5 stars in difficulty or greater I start mis…
... begin learning ways to weaken the argument.
... have to follow the cause, thus, the argument is weakened ... an alternate cause which causes the effect.
... by showing that if the sufficient condition occurs, the necessary doesn't ...PT24.S2.Q08 - sociologist: she claim thatHi So, it seems that these circular reasoning questions are killing me... okay so I have a question on answer choice B. I am not quite sure why th…
... additional premises.
The problem here the additional premise is logically ... necessity flaws are the same because some negate the sufficient and some assume ... the necessary. But what is ...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…
... here with the credited response is saying: the sufficient condition that the author wishes ... to fulfill to reach the conclusion ... particular situation. Therefore the construct that the author has given us ...The indicator "even if"Hi, I know that there are many words that indicate what groups (universal quantifiers) you are in. Among them, where does the word "even if" belong t…
... modify the necessary in this instance, even though it is usually sufficient ... . "Even if" appears to modify the sufficient. This question ...The indicator "even if"Hi, I know that there are many words that indicate what groups (universal quantifiers) you are in. Among them, where does the word "even if" belong t…
... it acts as a sufficient indicator.
The problem with "even ... translate into a sufficient necessary relationship)
The reason anything works ... /> Anything is still attached to the sufficient indicator:
Anything that exists ...Beliefs v. FactsI've only come across this type of flaw a few times, but I'd like to understand the structure behind it. The explanation and example offered in the c…
... fact. That's an assumption the stimulus makes. To weaken or ... sugars. You meet the sufficient in P2. How does the conclusion not follow ... />
Is it because of the word "know?" If it were ... , this apple" in P2 and the conclusion, would that be valid?Beliefs v. FactsI've only come across this type of flaw a few times, but I'd like to understand the structure behind it. The explanation and example offered in the c…
... fact. That's an assumption the stimulus makes. To weaken or ... sugars. You meet the sufficient in P2. How does the conclusion not follow ... this apple" in P2 and the conclusion, would that be valid ... />
Yes! Exactly! its because the noun in our conclusion is ...Logical NegationI'm starting to confuse myself. Can someone clarify how they would do a logical negation of this for the NA Negation Technique? "Any candidate wh…
... ." Just break things into the sufficient and necessary condition without focusing ... on the nots.
... Not Y. So, leave the sufficient condition as is and ... add the negation to the necessary condition: Not ...PT57.S3.Q15 - medical ethicist: assuming there isI do not understand why, "'it is never acceptable to offer experimental treatments to patients who experience no extreme symptoms of the the relevant…
... necessity flaw. The argument is negating the sufficient and producing the same effect that ... would occur if you negate the ... confusing negation with finding the logical opposite. The logical opposite of OET ...PT16.S1.Q01 - eight new studentsHi I was just watching JY's video on grouping games set up 1. https://7sage.com/lesson/grouping-game-1-game-board-setup/ I'm wondering why "ne…
... a sufficiency necessity error of the contrapositive of S---->/Y ... your bi-conditional statement. Using the bi-conditional in this game ... two groups (if the last rule in the game applies and you ... for Y to go without failing the 3rd rule.
