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| cars | 242 | 556 |
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⚖ Official November 2021 LSAT Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official November 2021 LSAT Discussion Thread. REMINDER: Under your Candidate Agreement, you may not discuss the detail…
... & consumerism, whig history, hydrogen cars. Probably leaning on the difficult ... -
⚖ Official November 2021 LSAT Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official November 2021 LSAT Discussion Thread. REMINDER: Under your Candidate Agreement, you may not discuss the detail…
... & consumerism, whig history, hydrogen cars. Probably leaning on the difficult ... -
⚖ Official November 2021 LSAT Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official November 2021 LSAT Discussion Thread. REMINDER: Under your Candidate Agreement, you may not discuss the detail…
... & consumerism, whig history, hydrogen cars. Probably leaning on the difficult ... -
PT3.S4.Q23 - Evaluate the ArgumentCan someone explain why answer is A and not E? ####HELPPPP Thank you. **Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [brief des…
... reduced automobile theft for those cars with the decals. AC A ... 's helping to prevent their cars from being stolen in addition ... neighborhood being representational of all cars owned in the area. This ... -
PT3.S4.Q23 - Evaluate the ArgumentCan someone explain why answer is A and not E? ####HELPPPP Thank you. **Admin note: edited title; please use the format of "PT#.S#.Q# - [brief des…
... about whether the types of cars in the neighborhoods running ... representative of the types of cars in neighborhoods in general. ... representative of neighborhoods with nicer cars. But the stimulus says ... is lower than usual for cars in _those neighborhoods_. This ... -
PTF97.S1.Q4 Method HelpCan someone break down each answer choice? Thank you
... it were two full-sized cars colliding. Leggett, on the ... had claimed that full-size cars were more dangerous and posed ... possibility of mid-sized cars or other cars whose passengers would be ... of them were full-size cars. So while McBride considers automobile ... -
PT14.S2.Q24 - Between 1951 and 1963 it was illegal in the country..Can someone explain why D wouldnt weaken an argument, and C would. Thank you!
... the ostensible cause of the illegally imported alcohol. Which is also ... said, "**Most** who died... consumed illegally imported ALC produced with **very ... -
PT2.S2.Q8 - Alice: Quotas on automobile importsCan someone explain the justification for the answer being E. Seems like that would makes sense if the stem asks for the flaw in David's argument, bu…
... would not produce high-quality cars, you know?
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Flaw Questions - Causation vs. CorrelationAnyone have advice on determining when a flaw question has jumped from a correlation to a cause and effect argument? Each flaw question I do with cor…
... causal conclusion.
red cars tend to get into more ... -
PTF97.S3.Q21 Bicycle safety expertCan someone explain to me why B is the right answer? I had chosen A
... to lead to collisions with cars. According to three different studies ... -
PTF97.S1.Q3 - McBride: The new proposed fuel-efficiency...I picked C for this question, and am having a hard time why A is the correct AC. The two parties clearly disagree on what's described in C.
... the production of full size cars.** McBride clearly states that they ... the manufacturing of full size cars. Leggett says that they should ... the production of full size cars.
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PT57.S3.Q23 - I really don't understand how the answer is correctHi everyone, I just took LSAT 57 - Section 3 - Question 23 about "brushless car wash" and I really don't understand how C can be correct. To me al…
... scratches on new and old cars, but "brushless" could leave ... mitters are easier on most cars' finishes than brushes (easier ... finishes found on many cars, because those cars are more easily ... to produce visible scratches on cars with older finishes than ... -
PT3.S4.Q23 - In a new police program...Hello I was wondering if anybody could help me with the reasoning in AC A and C. I see how the correct answer choice of A would weaken the argume…
... cops to stop their cars during a certain time ... the theft rate for cars bearing such decals is ... theft is much lower for cars with special decals?
cars in neighborhoods that are actively ... that theft rate for cars with these decals is ... -
PTF97.S1.Q4 - Not sure how I could come to the conclusionThis is quite the tricky one. I saw the right answer is C, but I'm not understanding the reasoning that would allow me to identify the right answer. …
... injured if one of the cars is a full-sized car ... -
PTF97.S3.Q07 - Automobile manufacturers who began two decades ago...Not sure why AC A is the answer here. So what if two members of the household own cars? They could both own lighter vehicles. It says nothing about i…
... people don't have both cars, then the argument falls apart ... need at least two cars to have both cars.
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Struggling with MSSI am having trouble understanding how to approach MSS question types. Any tips on how to approach them?
... killed nine people in their cars and caused widespread flash flooding ... -
PT79.S04.Q19 - Bad LSAT Question or is it me?the argument says that Neanderthals probably preserved their meats by smoking it, citing that burnt lichen and grass were found in many of their fire…
... as great for transportation as cars."
How are you ...
