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Most relationship helpIs this correct? A most B most C A most C
There's no relationship between A and C.
You can combine most statements if:
A most B
A most C
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(Theory question) Why do you negate a conditional by negating the necessary?Specifically, I am looking at PT 68.S2.Q23, the second sentence: "We must therefore reject Tolstoy's rash claim that if we knew a lot about the event…
... mean to say A is a sufficient condition of B? It's saying ... A guarantees or triggers B. Another way of saying it is that if A ... exists, B must exist as well ... essentially saying that sometimes when A happens B does not happen.
Negating using "not"Can anyone help me with this negation? The sentence is: “The highest point of any volcanic ash cloud will eventually exceed an altitude of 5 km” …
As stated above, the opposite of "all A then B" is "some A not B". Essentially, the opposite of "all" is not "none"-- it's "some".PT4.S4.Q9 - A scientific theory is a good theory"A is good if it satisfies B." How would you guys translate this? B --> A? or A--> B? I feel like without translating it as A-->B, it's impossible…
... . A is good if (A) satisfies B
3. [A is good] if [(A) satisfies B]
A ... satisfies B --> A ...PT88.S2.Q21 - 30 years of weather pattern recordsI have no idea why the answer is E. I chose C. Can someone please explain why E is right? <strong>Admin note: edited title; please use the format …
... stimulus assume if the cause is not natural then the ... If A then C
Negating that statement is
NOT (IF a then ... cycle causes weather patterns then it must be humans ... />
If a weather pattern with a natural cause has a 7 day ...Unmentioned possibility in bi-conditional stimulusIn the lesson on bi-conditionals (Lesson 7 of 18 in Advanced Logic), we are told that "Alan attends the meeting only if Chris attends the meeting" is…
... . You just get:
A → C :: If A then C
> ... />
/C → /A :: If not C ("otherwise") then not A.
A bi-conditional ...if a and b unless c or dDoes anyone know how to translate this? Thank you
... indicate what exactly will happen if one of those conditions is ... arrow).
If A and B
A & B ->
if- group 1- sufficient
if A --> B, then can I say if A is likely to happen, then B will likely to happen?For example, PT 43 S2 Q10 I am trying to examine the stimulus with only logic and try to make sense of AC A. Acceptance of criticism requ…
... criticism.
If we chain up the inferrences ... br />
Paraphrase: If one accept a criticism, then one is more likely ... to learn from it.
A ... br />
if we negate this, then A--> NOT more likely ...IF-Then with a qualifier?What's up with people that use If-then statement with a qualifier like "could". If X, then Y must follow. It's necessary. What's the point/impact o…
... that use If-then statement with a qualifier like "could". If X, then Y must ... />
If not enough new homes are built in 2016, then home ...PT3.S2.Q4 - Please #help: the correct answer choice (B) is a mistaken reversalSTATEMENT 1: "A work of architecture, if it is to be both **inviting** and **functional... inviting + functional for public use --> ~obtrusive co…
... .
Answer choice B states that "modern architects who ... first statement that if a building is **obtrusive**, then it is either ... **. Does it follow that a building that is **not ... not: that would constitute a mistaken reversal of the conditional ...PT19.S4.Q10 - audiences find a speaker more convincinghttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-10/ I am confused as to why A is the answer choice and not B. According to Kaplan, …
... not B.
According to Kaplan, they say if A is correct then it ... 'll be a rare candidate who ... and such. Where as if you choose B if many people do not ... find politicians in the first place then ...a unless b but only if c.For instance, a -> (b -> c) simplifies to a + -b -> -c. What about (-a -> b) -> c. How can I simplify it?
For instance, a -> (b -> c) simplifies to a + -b -> -c. What about (-a -> b) -> c. How can I simplify it?Are you a super-prepper? If so, how has the LSAT changed you?I consider myself to be a super-prepper. I started in December and since then have prepped at least 20 hours a week, and done probably 40+ preptests …
... a super-prepper. I started in December and since then ... have prepped at least 20 hours a week, ... things (for example, if so, then what else has to ... patterns more, for example if someone tells me their ... things a lot more often, if there is even a tiny ...Games by 7Sagers: My Coffee Needs a Seat (April Fools Edition)@pseudonymous made this look REALLY easy. If you find any errors I will make you a custom meme or avatar of your choice. @"Al [^-^d]" @blah170blah @…
... to Pseudonymous?
a. JDawg and Nilesh
b. Al and Nilesh ... to Dillon EXCEPT:
a. Al
b. Emli
c. JDawg ... />
5. If Nilesh sits directly across from JDawg, then what is ... Emli to Nilesh?
a. Zero
b. One
c. ...PT40.S3.Q18 - it has been a staple of dramahttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-40-section-3-question-18/ Between Answer Choice A and B. I am having some issues. I am looking at this q…
... br /> Between Answer Choice A and B. I am having some ... but B too.
A is a good answer because if playwrights ... are more critical of their own society than others then ... stronger answer.
A says explicitly why historians don ...LG If ____ then for how many other pieces is the position determined questionsSo for questions like question 11 on PT 71(Game 2) where the question is If _____ happens then for how many of the other "pieces" is their position …
... the question is If _____ happens then for how many ... that are established by a general rule? I ... if the initial rules say "X" must be here and then a ... question stimulus says if "Y" is ... before the question added a new piece of information? ...PT30.S4.Q20 - consumer advocate: the introduction of a new drughttps://7sage.com/lesson/introducing-new-drugs-strengthen-question Looking to get a better idea of the logic on answer choice E, which is an incor…
... E) mixes up the logic. If you take the contrapositive, you ... “if most new drugs shouldn’t be on the market, then ... on the market (B)
then E gives me this ... at that B--> A statement, and holding A and B in ... them in. If I plug B in, then I get A, but ...Mapping a *Definition* with Lawgic, Two Scenarios A stimulus says "A poem is <b>any</b> work of art that exploits some of the musical characteristics of language." (PT27 Sect.1 Q20) I would map tha…
... Now, what if the stimulus said "A poem is a work of ... br /> If something is a poem, then it's a thing that is a work ... that EMCL.
Then let's say we come ... mysterious thing that is a work of art that ... called? Is it necessarily a poem? (WA that EMCL ...7Sagers, is there a single LR question that taught you the most? Come in and post!7Sagers, is there an example of a LR question that you have deconstructed front to back that really paid dividends for you? I’m not talking about m…
... heavily reviewing it provided? If possible, I would like ... in a manner in which resolves the paradox and then eliminate ... more assumptions to consider (A) as a resolution than it did ... weigh whether (A) or (B) actually resolves the paradox more. (A) carries ...Question from a fried brain: difference between not both statement and always apart biconditional?so hopefully this is a temporary loss of clarity, but I can't quite articulate the difference. In grouping games it seems that both A-->/B and A<-->/…
... it seems that both A-->/B and A/B can both be represented ... visually on a gameboard stacked in a ... box with a slash no? As in, if A is in a group then B ... is not; compared to A and B cannot ...A question about sufficient assumptionThere is a really tough and confused question I have: IS No effective law(A) is unenforceable(B) = All enforceable laws(-B) are effective(-A) RIGH…
... I reverses it directly like -B→-A? Then it becomes like that: Enforceable ... , if I change the double negative sentence to an affirmative one, then ... becomes: Effective law is enforceable. Then reverses it: Unenforceable is not ...If and only ifHi all! While I was studying, I encountered "<-/->" sign, and started to wonder if it is interchangeable with "⇔/" . Since "⇔/" is a negation of …
... /> If we have A⇔/B = /A⇔B, then
A,/B (O)
/A,B (O)
A,B (X)
/A,/B (X ... )
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If ...A logic questionis it logically valid to conclude that if A-->B, then A+C -->B? I am reviewing S3 Q19 from PT 51. The correct AC seems to mobilize this reasonin…
is it logically valid to conclude that if A-->B, then A+C -->B?
I am reviewing S3 Q19 from PT 51.
The correct AC seems to mobilize this reasoning.The LSAT fails a necessary condition of being an accurate assessment of skillsIf a test is going to accurately predict the capability of one to be a great law student, then a test must accurately assess the ability of one to ma…
If a test is going to ... of one to be a great law student, then a test must accurately ... to scrape by with. If we are able to put ... scores still fluctuate significantly, then how can this test be ... Designing such a test would be daunting, especially if you add ...LOCI - if ----> then?So I have been waitlisted to a school I really want to go to. Now I read that if you that school is your first choice then tell them that if you get …
... I have been waitlisted to a school I really want to ... is your first choice then tell them that if you get accepted ... suppose to be written in a letter format lol. I have ...Causal v. Conditional Logic (or Lawgic if you prefer)Can someone explain the difference--if there is one in fact--between causal and conditional relationships/statements? Seemingly, A causing B is the s…
Can someone explain the difference--if there is one in fact-- ... ? Seemingly, A causing B is the same as saying if you have A, then you ... must have B ... each other.
Not sure if the above is true. Please ...Notifying School A of acceptance + scholarship to School BIs this standard practice? I am writing a LOCI to School A and was wondering if I should include any info on other acceptances, or should I skip enti…
... am writing a LOCI to School A and was wondering if I should ... entirely?
Schools A and B are in the same city ... . School B is ranked slightly worse. I ...A Weakening question about the term "manifest"Hi everyone, Here is a question, about weakening a claim, from my error journal: Claim: Organic factors contribute to mental illness. (A) th…
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Here is a question, about weakening a claim, from my error ... of organic factors.
(B) the claim fails to consider ... of organic factors. If so, then (A) would merely show a super-set and ... the claim.
3. (B) seems wrong to me as ...~A unless P or QHi, I was threw off by this logic line as title. My grammatical understanding is when using "_not A or B_", the sentence sometimes mean not A **and…
... A **and** not B.
If a sentence uses "_not A or not B_", then ... it means literally "_not A ...
However, when seeing a sentence "_unless A or B_", I am ... not A if neither P nor Q
(ii) not A if not ...PT11.S2.23 - A group of scientists studying calcium metabolismSorry, this is really long, but this question has me confused. When I read the stim, I gravitate toward answer A. Then I read B and I'm confused by w…
... gravitate toward answer A. Then I read B and I'm confused ... if the gland that raises calcium is not present, then ... it back up. And if we remove both glands ... t drop that much, then there isn't anything ... contradictory to the premises. If the absence of the ...
