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PT30.S2.Q22 - rattlesnake's ageI do not understand why the answer is E...can anyone explain? Much appreciated! http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-30-section-2-question-22/
... provides a complete explanation for why E is correct. Its under the necessary ... questions to get a feel for what a necessary assumption really is and then ... come back to this one, which is ... -
How to tell if it's a real principle questionWhat are the other types of question types that have the word "principle" in their stems but are not really principle questions? I know "pseudo suffi…
... is sort of a loose word that the LSAT uses for a ... reasoning questions, which is essentially what this question is asking. An ... determined that the question is NOT a PSA question, you need ... argument, which is sort of similar to a necessary assumption in alot ... -
PT28.S1.Q03 - 1000-ticket lotteryone of the answer choices states that it is unreason able to believe that 1000 consecutive coin flips will turn up heads, so is it logically reasona…
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No. This is not a logic statement. But I guess ... that are sufficient and necessary as well. (A--->(~B), (B)---> ... odds in choice C is different, flipping a coin 1000 times vs ... 1/1000. Therefore choice C is definitely not 'most similar' in ... -
Copying conditional chains for LG questionsHi to all you smarty pants out there! I'm hoping to get your feedback/tips. In LG questions where the rules from conditional chains (e.g. preptes…
... . But not only is it a time waster on a timed run, you ... the contrapositives and satisfying sufficient/necessary conditions in your head. If ... , you're going to have a really bad time once things ... to need to get to a point where you don't ... -
PT57.S2.Q11 - e-mail fosters anonymityhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-57-section-2-question-11/ Can anyone help me with these types of questions? It is consistently one of thes…
... that direct personal contact is a necessary condition of real social ... bonds and therefore a necessary condition for intimacy, so ... think that direct personal contact is a necessary condition for intimacy. Pat ... out, perhaps beyond what is necessary. -
PT2.S4.Q09 - clark brand-name partsI was stuck between D and E and I finally chose D because it looks like more reasonable than E. But I still don't get why D is right and E is wrong…
... it for awhile. Remember this is a Necessary Assumption question. You're only ... . You don't know what is necessarily true.
Try ... parts.
The argument is wrecked. Why? Because Clarks parts ... -
PT14.S4.Q09 - anyone who supports the new tax planHi! I am having difficulty with predicting descriptive flaw questions. If anyone has done this question can you please explain to me how the correct …
... to say "Confuses a sufficient condition for a necessary condition" or vice ... ;B as B->A). So where is it?
... you must ask yourself: Where is the botched conditional relationship? ... relationship that has been assumed is actually denied, and the ... -
Top Law School Admissions - GPA / LSAT StatisticsHey guys, Alan just made this neat chart to help you figure out what GPA / LSAT score you need for your target law school. Rule of thumb is to ge…
... well on the LSAT. Is GPA a good indicator on who gets selected ... ? Who would Harvard accept, a computer ... with a 3.2 and a 176 or a psychology major with a 3 ... .9 and a 171 ... -
PT69.S4.Q16 - salespeople always steer customershttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-69-section-4-question-16/ Hey test-takers! If you have PT69, care to discuss this question with me? Upo…
... older (and newer) tests is use the word 'likely ... A most B, and A occurs, they can conclude B is ... likely to happen, and that's fine from a logical ... and then conclude that A is likely to happen, obviously ... /> The 'usually' stuff is used a few times i believe on ... -
Where am I thinking wrong in the "only if" part of "If and only if" statements?So, "H will go before J if and only if it is after M." is a biconditional statement... and is broken down into two different conditions, rig…
... there are three possibilities:
A obtains, therefore B obtains
is the result of the necessary condition being failed ... The contrapositive of A-B is the negation of {A-B}, meaning either ... same slot, or B is before A. If your logic game ...
