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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…
... "A work of architecture, if it is to be both **inviting** ...
Answer choice B states that "modern architects who ... if a building is **obtrusive**, then it is either **not inviting** or it is ... that a building that is **not functional for public ... -
PT3.S2.Q14 - Which of the following, if True, is the most effective counter..Did anyone else pick C instead of B? I thought that the 24 policy showed that it was important to have continuity of care so that if the doctors are …
... else pick C instead of B? I thought that the 24 ... continuity of care so that if the doctors are tired during ... a lot of assumptions and B is better. Is B right because it says ... -
53.1.3 Science columnist: It is clearI think I am making this one way harder than it needs to be, but I have been spinning my wheels for a half hour on this one. I don't understand how …
... I don't understand how B weakens the argument? The ... only states that "it is clear why humans have ... with cats." So what if B is true? What about the ... a genetic basis? B to me is completely consistent with ... am still dumbfounded how B even slightly weakens the ... -
Is a fish "wet" if it is completely submerged in water?Maybe you have heard, but the newest argument is whether or not a fish is considered "wet" if it is under water. Im curious to see what the aspiring …
Maybe you have heard, but the newest argument is whether or not a fish is considered "wet" if it is under water. Im curious to see what the aspiring lawyers on 7sage have to say about this one. -
PT3.S2.Q4 - A work of architecture, if it is to be bothHi, I am having trouble understanding why (B) MBT. I understand why the other answer choices are bad. But I have no idea why (B) is the correct answe…
... am having trouble understanding why (B) MBT. I understand why the ... I have no idea why (B) is the correct answer. It seems ... that (B) CBT -- not MBT.
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PT81.S2.Q23 - legislation, compromise, no party is satisfiedI chose E and was very confident about it on both timed run and BR. My reasoning was, the first premise is talking about "legislation," and the concl…
... reasoning was, the first premise is talking about "legislation," and ... the conclusion is about a "trade agreement." ... totally understand why B is correct. But why is E be wrong ... ? Thanks so much! Any help is appreciated.
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PT4 S1 Q08 - Just want to share my notes/thought process!Just want to share my notes/thought process! Cannot is G4 negate necessary Good legal system -> well paid Police well paid -> good legal system …
... process!
Cannot is G4 negate necessary
Good ... A. E. Irrelevant
B. Must is a stretch, we dont care ... about them
C. Effective is irrelevant
D. Yes, ... doesn’t warrant the lawgic if NC is satisfied
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Logic games principleI have been seeking clarification on a frequent logic game rule. If the rule says A1---->B2, does that also mean if B is second A will be first?
... ;B2, does that also mean if B is second A will be first ... /> Nope, the necessary condition being satisfied doesn't have any affect ... away" -- meaning it is now spent and A is free to go ... or any other place it is permitted.
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Biconditional questionHi everyone, I have a quick question: does if A then B otherwise not B translate into a biconditional? Thanks!
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If sufficiency is satisfied (i.e. A), then B will necessarily follow ... .
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Formal LogicOkay guys, this is pretty much my dumb down version of explaining some formal logic based on my knowledge. I believe this is something that needs to …
... /> *If A is out, then B is in
*If B is out, then A is in ...
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55.1.21 (Really, really hard question)Really struggled with this on the exam, and I still missed it during BR. Specifically, I had a really tough time differentiating answers A, B, C, an…
... cancelled. This answer choice is too certain about the ... don't know if the TV show is ACTUALLY worth preserving ... is.
Answer D: What makes this one incorrect? If B is ... correct, how is this one incorrect?
Causation logicI'm looking at PT44-S2-Q20 and the explanation for why A) and D) are wrong raised a question for me. In the explanation, it sounds to me that just be…
... just because A causes B, A can happen sometimes ... get lung cancer. Normally if B is a necessary condition of ... then A always guarantees B. But from what he ... for a causal relationship, B does not always have ... A happens? Is it because there is a distinction between ...Do Contrapositives Require Assumptions???I'm having trouble applying contrapositives because in many instances they seem like bunk. Specifically, it seems like they require unsupported assum…
... derived from game rules. Here is an example:
< ... /> 1. If C is not selected, then B is not selected
is, if B -> C. As ... although B -> C may be true there is nothing ... rules that if B is selected then C is still not ...Logic games principleI have been seeking clarification on a frequent logic game rule. If the rule says A1---->B2, does that also mean if B is second A will be first?
I have been seeking clarification on a frequent logic game rule. If the rule says A1---->B2, does that also mean if B is second A will be first?LG troubleWhile I am making progress in the LG section, I am seeing that there is a pattern I do not like. It is an extremely sporadic pattern. Either I unders…
... I should already know. If there is a must be true question ... . If all the questions are situational (e.g. - If B is before A, or if ... C is in a different ... for other questions if I need to. This is an often overlooked ...PT23.S3.Q03 - after purchasing a pot-bellied pighttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-3-question-03/ I chose A for an answer, but I thought B could be an answer too because the stimul…
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B is incorrect because the issue is not whether or ... the city official's argument is...
City ... necessary to the argument and if B is negated, "pigs are classified ...
Conversely, if A is negated, "Amy does not live ...53.1.3 Science columnist: It is clearI think I am making this one way harder than it needs to be, but I have been spinning my wheels for a half hour on this one. I don't understand how …
@c.janson35 Thanks!
Is this breakdown accurate do you ... Cat Disease SOME Human Disease? If B is true, then this even further ...Do Contrapositives Require Assumptions???I'm having trouble applying contrapositives because in many instances they seem like bunk. Specifically, it seems like they require unsupported assum…
... thinking about it as "if C is not, then B is not," think about ... "if B is selected, then C is selected" and get "if C is not selected, then B is ... is necessary for the selection of B, if it were not selected then B ...Do Contrapositives Require Assumptions???I'm having trouble applying contrapositives because in many instances they seem like bunk. Specifically, it seems like they require unsupported assum…
... then B is not selected (/C-->/B)
The contrapositive B-->C (if B is ... selected, C must be selected), is ... "if C is not selected then B is not selected" so B is forced out. B can ...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<-->/…
... A->/B and A/B both mean that if there is A, B can ... /B, if B is not there, A should be there, and if A is not there, B ... be there. So A or B should be in, but both ... in case of A->/B, if B is not there, it's a ... ok for both A and B are out, I guess.Weakening QuestionsI read the following (I think on one of the Manhattan prep forums) about weakening questions. <b>On weakening questions, when the argument posits …
... is not because A is the only thing that causes B but because if B is ... likely that A is not the cause of B.
< ... a stimulus 100%. Even if we weaken a stimulus ... the stimulus technically. So if B occurs without A, it ... likely so our stimulus is not as strong ...PT21.S2.Q03 - a new medication for migraineI find abstract FL AC's to be quite a hassle on the LSAT. Usually I POE it down to one answer, which feels right, but I don't work through the FL if …
... B) as written. We can grasp that the statement is saying that if ... one is taking the medication ... is not supervised.
Since (B) translates nicely to an if ... ).
Ok, so if (B) is not the case (we apply ...BiconditionalsHi guys, I'm going through the biconditional part of the curriculum. Im wondering, for the Or, but not both biconditional, why don't we just write it…
... as:
if A is in B is out. And if B is in A is out.
B--->A
This means if A is out out B is in. And if B is ... out A is in. So ... one of A **or** B ...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?
... equivlent
If A is chosen, B cannot be
If B is chosen, A cannot ... ->/B CP: B->/A)
If A is chosen B cannot be
If B is ... chosen A cannot be
If ...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?
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> If A is chosen, B cannot be
> If B is chosen, A ... : B->/A)
> If A is chosen B cannot be
> If B is ... not chosen
> If B is not chosen (/B), now what? Again, nothing ...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…
... argument to be true even if A is not correct.********
is true even if B is true. A concretely provides ... more than is but necessary, where B ...PT69.S1.Q22 - company president: most of ourIt's the problem about sales representatives. I've read several explanations about this one on the Manhattan/PowerScore boards and sort of understand…
... lots sales experience).
If (B) is correct, it's not surprising ...Logic games principleI have been seeking clarification on a frequent logic game rule. If the rule says A1---->B2, does that also mean if B is second A will be first?
No.
If A is in 1, then B is in 2 (A1 -> B2 or /B2 -> /A1)
What you've described is:
A is in 1 if and only if B is in 2 (A1 B2 or /A1 /B2)Logic games principleI have been seeking clarification on a frequent logic game rule. If the rule says A1---->B2, does that also mean if B is second A will be first?
Nope!
This means if A is in 1, B MUST be in 2.
The negation of this is if B is NOT in 2, then A MUST NOT be in 1.Embedded Conditional vs DeMorgan'sIs there a difference between A --> (B-->C) vs A --> B or C If so, what is the contrapositive of the A --> (B-->C)
... negate the consequent, which is (B --> C) in ... B --> C is where B is true but C is ... false. So basically /(B ... --> C) --> /A amounts to saying if B is ... T and C is F then ...
