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In/out games bi-conditional confusionHi everyone, So I had a discussion with a fellow 7sager about the conditional relationship v ----> /z and how it pertains to grouping/in/out game…
... have two groups, Group A and Group B.
We have the ... it just specifies a "group" and both A and B are groups (the ... only groups), it is camouflaging a ... :
Rule: If V is in group A, then Z cannot be ... -
Quick Translation HelpIt might be the lack of coffee, or alternatively the 8 hrs of study so far, but for some reason I am having trouble translating this sentence. (The…
... along the lines of if I fail one ... if it is A and B -> C, the rule fails if I have /B ... .
On the other side:
**A -> B ... A -> B and A -> C)
say I have /C, then ... br />
**A -> B or C**
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PT21-S3-Q6- Books about architectural worksI noticed that for this question we are being presented with a principle in the stimulus. The principle used conditional logic: Intended General A…
... discusses function AND aesthetics)
IF (not flawed) --> (discusses ... Setting up the 'either A or B'/not both whereas the ... book is either intended for a ... for a general audience. Because, if the conclusion is true, then it ... -
RC - reasoning structure w/o knowing what the hell is going onI know JY and I think Mike Kim from The LSAT Trainer advocates focusing on the reasoning structure of the passage and letting it guide you through th…
... , so I am not sure if there's any value for ... description is something like "Thing A does B" or "Thing X is ... have some sort of a map. And then using this abstract structure ... -
"Prefer not to say" DemographicsIs it ever in the interest of an applicant to select the 'prefer not to say' on a demographics section of a given application? I am white male (who c…
... conceivable that if an admissions department has a requirement for ... Race B, if you include your identity as Race A then the ... respective percentages are affected. While on the other hand, if ... you do not disclose race, then they can ... -
Sufficient-->Necessary, Cause --> Effect, Before-->AfterI am really confused about the relationship between these three things. Sufficient-->Necessary, Cause --> Effect, Before-->After Is it okay to und…
... trigger the sufficient condition A, then we can conclude B.
3) We ... , and does have a temporal relationship. Meaning If I say the chipotle ... , because If I ate the chipotle after getting sick- well then how ... -
BiConditional vs When Rule Goes AwayHi, I have two questions which might have one simple answer. 1) Can someone please explain to me why I shouldn't do a biconditional every time it …
... are not blue (A->/B) also means if something is blue it ... 's not an ape (B->/A ... (/B->A) which also means that if something is not an ape then ... it is blue (/A->B ... -
PT13.S4.Q5- "Planetary bodies differ from.."Diagraming this stimulus into conditional logic was hard for me. I started with the second sentence: Unless= G3= negate, place in sufficient /…
... ;
> If a PB with a solid surface has a surface that isn ... ._
**B - /heavily pockmarked → /heat for VA ... is that if a PB isn’t heavily cratered by meteors, then it ... -
Lesson on some and most?Is there a lesson on some and most for conditional statements? I just searched through the course and couldn't find anything.
... . For instance;
A some B->C allows you to ... validly conclude A some C.
A ... some B some C is ... have A some C. If that’s what you’re referring to then ... -
Conditional linkageIf I have a statement: A ---> C and a second statement: B ---->C is it fair to say A + B ----> C?
... be true in that if you have A and B then you must have ... say to represent it as A + B —> C, it would be ... correct representation would be:
A or B —> C
1) just A
2) just B
3) A and B -
Diagraming conditional statements with different phrasesWondering if I can get some clarification on these, or if any of the diagrams are wrong? A requires B = A --> B A is required for/by B = A --> B…
A is required for/by B = A --> B
A is necessary for B = A --> B
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Please recommend some approach for the Resolve questions.Hi, I have been struggling a lot with recent resolve questions (those from PT 50s~). Even after trying tips I learned from the CC and from other so…
... ; A but B because...so, you’re given A but then you’re given B ... . Also, really think to yourself if the AC really resolves. Does ... confusion? I used to have a hard time with RRE until ... approach and it helped me a lot. -
PT43.S3.Q24I get why B is correct but it's impossible to eliminate D. What am I missing here? Let’s imagine we have 4 graduates, Eva, John, Jerome, and Henry…
... important)
[if I'm a] (recent university grad) --> [then I] (consider ... form: (no.6?)
A --> B
A --> C
therefore ... /> • And then D states it as B --> C (ALL B are C ... and say that A --some-- B --> C as A --some-- C. ( ... -
PT16.S2.Q20I need help understanding why the correct answer is correct. I eliminated A and B because I felt they were both hypotheticals that could not be prove…
... 40%
**A. Academic standard improvement → outside Markland ... and that there is a correlation between standards increase ... proportion change.
**B. /academic standard improvement → /change ... .
If we then lose 2 of the $ ... -
Any 140ers scared for the January LSAT?Currently scoring a 146, and I'm terrified I won't hit above a 150 for the January LSAT. Anyone else in my boat? I've never been great at standardize…
... statement advice was something like, if you are scoring consistently in ... just below or at 160, then you are going too fast ... way worse than just missing a question. B/c that missed time ... of working correctly with just a little more time.
PT9.S2.Q17 - Instruments used in veterinary surgeryCan someone let me if I did this question correctly? don't even know how to think normal anymore This is a nasty question and I would appreciate i…
... how many tools are in a **set.**
I think ... your explanation of B is right on track.
if a set of nylons contain 6 ... tools and a set of steel contains 5? Then C could ...Super Hard Questions: Eliminating from last to first (versus first to last)?I feel like for the some questions (like some of the really hard ones), they want to waste your time on making you handle answer choices A through D,…
... I've saved time because A or B was the right answer ... . I think it's a toss up and there's ... no way to know. If you find that going from ... to A periodically may improve your focus or active reading, then ... by all means! But not sure if there is ...PT9.S4.Q11 - Great works of art are in huge city museumsSome critics say it's unfair that so many great works of art are in huge city museums, since those people already have access to lots of art. But th…
... -conclusion--if a master piece is to be fully appreciated, then it must ... in the large city.
B--incorrect--this is supporting the ... ) out of seeing the paintings then we have, theoretically, maximized the ...Having issues with differentiating game board types when doing logic games?Im currently having issues pertaining to Logic Games. I'm having issues in terms of which game board type I would apply depending on the stimulus. I'…
... selected** even if it appears without "from". If either of those ... A few example rules for this type of game would be "If A ... is selected B is selected" or "If C is ... " or "if C is in group 1 then F is ... or cannot go together. If a game tells you you' ...PT74.S4.Q21 - Letter to Editor: alien spaceshipI've been staring at this question too long and need someone to help me understand. **Admin Note: I deleted the Stimulus and the Answer Choices as…
... unjustified bias.
A.) "If a claim is extraordinary" (admittedly extraordinary ... claims. But if that were the case, then this principle would ... an "unjustified bias."
B.) There is no intermediary; the ... don't know if H was a trusted source in ...PT45.S4.Q16 - Most people in modern societyHi there, #help please How would you contra-pose MOST?: <strong>X<em> --most-- </em>Y</strong> would it be: <strong><strike>Y</strike><em> …
... If most A are B then...
Some A are B
Some B are A< ... br /> It's possible that all A ... are B ...
You cannot say that most B ... br />
If you're happy, ...How to Negate Conditional Statements when approaching Necessary Assumption Answer Choices?Hi! I am really struggling with how to negate conditional statements when they appear in the answer choices of necessary assumption questions. …
... with the new negation. if I cannot then I have the correct ... wildlife recover.
A–Correct–
B–Incorrect—this makes another ... incorrect–we do not have a conditional conclusion, skeptical of ... .
For instance A **' GMO crops as compared to ...is it a bad idea to do blind review with the same game board or should I re-do the game board^
... is too small/insignificant. If it was an inference that ... any rules at any time? If so, why? I've ... rules. Every now and then I encounter a rule with tricky wording ... understanding what it means. If I need to draw out ... too much or too little? If so, why? I'm ...Should I go back to LG Core Curriculum? Advice to get LG from -4-ish to -0 consistently?I've taken the LSAT once so far and scored (what I estimate to be) a -3. On PTs, I generally get anywhere from -1 to -5, with an average of -4 in a n…
... of combining them think if they will make more ... questions. for example say if you have six game pieces ... per a rule and then another rule says either A or B is ... in spot 6. then the next ... the game on rule A & B because 1 game piece ...Getting LOR from a TA who left AcademiaHi everyone! My ex-TA says he's willing to write a very strong letter of recommendation for me but he asked me to find out whether it will carry a…
... out. If believe your previous TA can do just that, then have ... LORs you submit, for a few reasons. A] Some deans have ... always helpful but actually harmful. B] If a school specifically states 2 LORs ... you can't follow directions. If the wording is different and ...Suggestions for LRI have been scoring -3 to -7 in LR disregard all the efforts I made just to improve my LR. I have read the manhattan prep LR, the trainer, the loopho…
... and flaws, and then write down a list of all that ... Do too much. Then do more. Then, do a timed drill of the ... the stimuli.
If not, then either: (A) you didn't understand ... difficult or something - or (B) there was something tricky about ...Suggestions for LRI have been scoring -3 to -7 in LR disregard all the efforts I made just to improve my LR. I have read the manhattan prep LR, the trainer, the loopho…
... and flaws, and then write down a list of all that ... Do too much. Then do more. Then, do a timed drill of the ...
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> If not, then either: (A) you didn't understand ... particularly difficult or something - or (B) there was something tricky about ...PT50.S1.Q25 (P4) - One of the foundations of scientific researchHi, I don't understand why B isn't the correct answer choice for this question. The passage says S and O "make a distinction between this type of …
... Q23? If yes, then...
I also choose B when I ... took this the other day and had a ... hard time seeing D. I think the main problem with B ... . 'Unusual' in AC B most likely means different, ... always predictable. That's a difference the extent of ...Suggestions for LRI have been scoring -3 to -7 in LR disregard all the efforts I made just to improve my LR. I have read the manhattan prep LR, the trainer, the loopho…
... and flaws, and then write down a list of all that ... Do too much. Then do more. Then, do a timed drill of the ... >
> > If not, then either: (A) you didn't understand ... particularly difficult or something - or (B) there was something tricky about ...how to diagram "whatever"Hi, I've seen "whatever" in many questions. For example: i) "The meaning of a poem is whatever the author intends to communicate to the reader …
... can translate it to an if/then statement.
For the ... the biconditional means A triggers B and B triggers A. Ask yourself if each statement ... is true.
A ---> B ...
