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PT91.S2.Q22 - Need helpHi, I am having trouble understanding which part does "a generalization with apparently disconfirming evidence" refer to in the stimulus. And that…
... But then I can choose between B and C because I could not match ... does not reject the existence of such a correlation. Correct me if ... out that even if the correlation is not "universal", the ... still exist even if it is not universal. However, C says that ... -
"No more likely" Meaning?I encountered a question with an answer choice that said something like "companies are no more likely to do X if B than if A" This feels like a ridd…
I encountered a question with an ... likely to do X if B than if A"
This feels ... like a riddle to me, and I am not ... if B, then X is either the same level or less likely than if A ... . Is that correct or is there a ... -
Difference b/t sufficient and necessary assumption questions (formal logic)It really helps me understand the concepts of assumption questions by looking at it formally. Could someone check my logic? So say we have a premi…
... if A wasn't sufficient for B. In other words, A and not B. Then, B-->C becomes ... useless to support A-->C ... ;C played no role in supporting A-->C. So if we deny A-->B, then ... -
BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... , never together (A/B).
If A, then B (A->B)
2. B only if C (B->C)
3. If C, then D, but not ... otherwise (CD)
Chaining these up you get: A->B ... ->CD.
Suppose a question asks you;CJ Shin June 2013 Logical Reasoning
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How to Prepare for Newer Logic GamesHi guys, Just wanted to gather some opinions from you all about how you are preparing for the newer logic games. As many have noticed the games ha…
I honestly don't see that much of a difference. Some of the newer games have a few confusing conditional rules (such as A arrives before B or after C but not both), but that is all. If anything, I feel games from PTs 19-28 are harder than current ones -
'If and only if"Does anyone have the link to the lesson reviewing "if and only if" ? Thanks!!
... A or B, and not both
indicates A/B
same as A->/B and /A->B ...
If A then B otherwise not B ... -
Cheat Sheet - LR question typesFor LR reasoning is there a cheat sheet out there that summarizes all the strategies by question type?
... NOT ATTACK OR CONTRADICT a PREMISE, EVER
o YOU DO NOT CONTRADICT OR DENY a ... is my conclusion B, you must provide the “if then”; If A, then B. With this additional ... to show or provide a reason why they facts are not actually at ... -
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?
... ; not A since your embedded necessary condition is (B > C).
If A exists then ... the relation B > C kicks in. If the relation B ... -
Closing the BR GapI know I am not the only one who is having this problem, but it's kind of bugging me given its persistence. So there is roughly a 10-15 point gap bet…
... if the critics werer right about this, then there would not be...or ... one would expect to find only a ... to if A then B but then they offer evidence to show not B so ... of the contrapositive of IF A then B. And all these questions ... -
Necessary AssumptionsSomeone please help, I still do not know how to do these question types. I have reviewed the curriculum many times, but it is still not sticking. A…
... United States
A, B, and C are all great reasons why ... the only necessary one. If Trump is not a U.S. Citizen, he ... not be nominated. The argument could still feasibly survive even if A, B or C were NOT ... -
Inference MBTI hate these questions, they truly are the bane of my existence, and study. I am not sure what I am missing, but I am just not accurate with these qu…
... 170+ target scorers there is not enough time to conditionally map ... that require you to chain or link up many conditions. Sure ... pretty simple, such as If A, then B, we have an A, etc.
PT20.S1.Q05 - archaeologist: a large corporationhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-1-question-05/ After reading the answers, I think I can see how this one justifies the argument b…
... should take place on a historical site if that site has unexamined ... be rejected.
B: what a restoration should represent? Nope, this ... , not whether or not it's a good idea to restore.
C: make ...Embedded conditional translationI was wondering how you would translate an embedded conditional if the conditional in the necessary condition is negated. For example, A--->[Not (B--…
Do you mean?
A---->B
B some /C
Negation of some ... example some A are not B would be A some /B.
I apologize if I ... am misunderstanding your question. There are probably some mentors or ...Demorgan Law: HelpJust some Confusion on statement with both "and" and "or" in the stimulus. For example how would I draw a conditional statement with a stimulus like …
... )---> Not (A or B). This simplifies down to:
(Not C or Not D)--->(Not A and Not B). The ... of the conditional relationship. So, if you deny the conditional statement ...Mapping Logical Reasoning: Do we have a set of questions available?Hi Everyone! I've been doing a lot of work recently with memorizing valid inferences that can be made from conditional and inter-sectional statem…
... actually MBT. but even if they are not, you should think of ... ; B
A -> C
if something gives you B s-> C or C s ... -> B ...Conditional LG rule with subset featuresDear All, I am getting confused on what the contrapositive is for conditional rules in LG that have a subset feature. For example, if you a gro…
... if H is in group a then there better be a P in group a ... in group a and P ends up in group c, you have ... violated this condition. If you have a scenario ... is in group a, H can either go into a or go somewhere ...PT46.S3.Q24 - editorialist: despite the importancehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-46-section-3-question-24/ This sufficient assumption question really has me thrown. I've read the Manhattan…
... : If money exists, then money doesn't disappear, even if people do not believe ... if". "A even if B" means "A regardless of B" or "A whether or not B". This reiterates our inference above: (A ...LG HelpI understand the 7sage method of improving on games (referring to the flowchart that is mentioned in the core curriculum) but I find that over the la…
... reach out on this thread or another or a PM. Two thing I ... games have a "not both" rule. Meaning if you have piece V then you ... element on a second pass. If a situation has neither element then both elements ...When should I split my game board?I like to spend time up front by solving for all the boards. This makes me more confident for selecting the correct answer and I can get through the …
... a sample of your misses over a two week period and then spend a ... forward.
I am not aware of any hard and ... split: for instance if a game appears simple or has really restrictive rules ... thing you can do is not draw any game boards and ...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…
I'm not entirely sure what you are ... which aren't just simple IF a then b statements?
To pull ... ; Are there any precedence rules or words of encouragement when tackling ... do is contact @"Dillon A. Wright" . If you are still against this ...Calling all Science kids considering Patent law....I can do a BA in Bio and still do this thing right? I checked the website and they never specify what type of Bachelors degree they want.
... a class A (which you want, you get automatic eligibility). If you are B or C ... , you have to do a lot more ... there is a footnote that says "Biological Sciences" is not. Which are ...BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... /> If A, then B, vice versa: Does that also mean A B?
If A, then B, otherwise not: ? why or ... how does that mean
Except A, B: ?? I ...is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?
... choose (/A) then, B must be chosen
If we don't choose (/B) then A must ... in if A not B (A->/B CP: B->/A)
If A is chosen B cannot be
If B ... to be chosen or not chosenis that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?
... (/A) then, B must be chosen
> If we don't choose (/B) then A must ... possibilities in if A not B (A->/B CP: B->/A)
> If A is chosen B cannot ... to be chosen or not chosen
> Ifis that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?
... thread did not state that. It said "A or B, but not both." Your ... biconditional would be the case if it ... if A, then /B." I am assuming that the initial post meant "One of A or B ... is selected, but not both," which ...What Must be True, Could Be True, Cannot Be True - Conditional ReasoningHi! I have been working in the core curriculum for some time and there is something that I am not quite clear about conditional reasoning and its …
... know is that **IF** A, **THEN** B contraposes(is that a word?) to **IF NOT** B **THEN NOT** A. I know ... what about **IF NOT** B **THEN** A? Is this a cannot be true or a could be true ... if you are not a…Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
Thank you... Then what do you think the ... /> If few A are B
= (1) Some A are B
+ (2) Most A are not B ... not B]
not (Some A are B ) + not (Most A are /B)
(no A are B ) + (Half or less A ...Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
... /> > If few A are B
> = (1) Some A are B
> ... ; not (Some A are B ) + not (Most A are /B)
> (no A are B ) + (Half or less A ... .... Can anyone help :( ?
Then what about the negation...? Am ...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…
... . If A implies B. Then A and C will always imply B. This is because A and C implies A ... and A implies B.
A-- >B
A and C
A (If ... people just say arrow or say A-->B as "…PT20.S1.Q16 - brown dwarfs(P.S., I know this is a long and dense post, but there's an opportunity at the bottom for anyone reading this to get paid, so hopefully that's an inc…
... or the condition.
Take the example "If it's a labrador then ... if A is not correct.********
Negating B ... 't completely clear on whether or not at least one labrador is ...