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Lawgic translation"It's always sunny in Philadelphia" Someone please explain to me how Sunny is the Necessary Condition and Philadelphia is the Sufficient Condition…
"It's always sunny in Philadelphia"
Someone please explain to me how Sunny is the Necessary Condition and Philadelphia is the Sufficient Condition when both come immediately following the logical indicator of 'always' (Group 2). -
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…
... /> Assuming that one is logical and not some kind of robot programed ... than from crticism they do not accept.
Paraphrase: If ... negate this, then A--> NOT more likely to L. It ... me because I am 80% not confident with what I wrote ... -
should I take the July lsat? I scored above my practice pt in June. And afraid I might go downI scored a 164 on my June lsat, which I’m content with but of course would be nice to score higher. I was practice testing at 160-163. On the actual …
... logic games, and -4 logical reasoning. Not sure if those sections were ... another cancel look? I’m not sure I’d want to ... -
How do you diagram a conditional that has a group 3 and a group 4 logical indicator?Example: "We cannot have A without B" or "Without A we cannot have B" Cannot = group 4 (negate, necessary) Without = group 3 (negate, sufficient)
Example: "We cannot have A without B" or "Without A we cannot have B"
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Can someone help me understand this logic?"Unless Shiming's car is fixed, which cannot happen without Steve's help, there will be no road trip next week." From the lesson, https://7sage.co…
... indicators and one group 4 indicator. What do we do in ... rules, then treat the other "logical indicator" as a negation.
indicator "unless". Which is choose a ... 3 and a group 4 logical indicator in there :DDDD.
Starting Timed PT'sHey everybody, I've been going through the curriculum for a few months now and have just taken my first timed PT. I did not do as well as I had h…
... with them especially) try the logical indicator flash card thing?. Idk im ...PT43.S2.Q18 - editorial: it is clear that what is called "health education"http://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-43-section-2-question-18/ Can someone look at this question and answer the following question for me: Is …
... nothing but B" as a logical indicator to one of the groups ...NA question typesI was wondering if anyone has found a way that works best to approach these question types? If so, PLEASE share.
... you're taking a true logical negation not necessarily the "common sense ... first. I use, "it is not the case that..." to clear ...PT20.S4.Q15 - rhonda will see the movie tomorrowhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-20-section-4-question-15/ Someone please explain.
... it has a couple different logical indicator groups to translate, as well ...Little trouble with Fundamentals|Hey there, so I just started this program and have been going over the fundamentals since it seems like a good point to start at. Without a doubt the…
Memorize that logical indicator cheat sheet with all 4 ... well. Once you know which logical indicators are necessary or sufficient ...group 3 rules pt 52 g3Hey! So I think I'm confusing myself but the game states: Telemarketing will not be given until both Goals and Objections have been given. then the …
This is a sequence game. The “until” isn’t so much a logical indicator as sequential indicator. In other words, G and O are before T.
and P is before TOnly poetry cannot be translated well.Only poetry cannot be translated well. Why is it diagrammed /TW-->P? I thought that with cannot we pick one idea, negate it and make it the neces…
There is a group 2 indicator (only) and a group 4 indicator (cannot) in that sentence. So you can use either one, but generally it's easier to use group 4 indicators as negations and use the other one as the logical indicator.Currently freaking outI took my cold diagnostic a couple of weeks ago and got a 152 w/ -18 in lg, -7 and -6 in lr, and -7 in rc. I've been self studying for about 2 weeks…
... in: logic games then logical reasoning. Not to mention you got 20 ... in and allows them to not reach their test potential. In ... just 2 weeks isn't logical. Successfully studying and preparing for ...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 …
... JY calls the group 4 logical translation (not both rule). He uses ... take the medication but are not under medical supervision." I ... just read as unless/if-not) negates the condition immediately ... under medical supervision-> will NOT take the new medication." ...When doing the BR, do you guys write short notes on the wrong answers?I'm wanting to make sure I get rid of the wrong answers with the right rationale, and I'm starting to write little notes on all the wrong answers and…
... develop an ability to see logical form. Not knowing principles of science ...Lawgic translation"It's always sunny in Philadelphia" Someone please explain to me how Sunny is the Necessary Condition and Philadelphia is the Sufficient Condition…
... " and "Philadelphia" come after the logical indicator "always", what you want to ... word comes **immediately** after the logical indicator. In this case, it's ...LSAT dreams and nightmares? Have you had them, and how bad was it?This is a X-post from R/LSAT so any reddit users here you may have seen this already. Last night I had a nightmare about the LSAT. I was taking t…
... I see or hear a logical indicator my LSAT brain is triggered ...CC Question - Quiz Complex Conditional Translations 3 w/ Answers #2Under question #2 in this section, JY uses the conditional indicator "If" to translate the sentence to the sufficient part instead of "Any" at the be…
... section, JY uses the conditional indicator "If" to translate the sentence ... and fast rules about which indicator to use when there are ... disagree if I used the logical indicator Any in this particular question ...logical oppositesHello! Im having trouble with logical opposites. Is "not all= some are not" Is the logical opposite of "some are not= all" Thank u so muc…
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Not all= not 100%
Some are not=Not all, which= not ... 100%
logical ...Logic GamesI'm currently looking at a logic game question and one of the following constraints stated: "If J is included in the tour, it must be visited third."…
... . If is a group 1 logical indicator, which implies "sufficient".
High-scorer opinions on ThinkingLSAT's advice?The ThinkingLSAT podcast takes a strong stance on several issues that seem directly counter to 7sage forum advice. In particular, they say that p…
... work for some people and not for others. Also, partially what ... . And it's really logical to not use all the modern prep ... meant to be used to not waste your time working out ... run out of time and not even get to the last ...Does anyone have any cheat sheets for the Logic group 1-4Does anyone have any cheat sheets for the Logic group 1-4 and logic in general?
Can you clarify what you mean by "cheat sheets"? And do you mean the logical indicator words?is "except" the same as "unless"?is "except" also "negate sufficient," just like "unless"? Thanks!
Do you have an example of an LSAT question where "except" is used as a logical indicator? Because I can't recall seeing one.Biconditional Indicator: "either or, but not both"I have struggled with translating biconditionals, so I have been drilling this skill using Manhattan Prep's "5lbs. Book of LSAT Practice Drills." Ba…
@Logician I greatly appreciate your detailed response! I guess my lesson is that I shouldn't take the biconditional indicators verbatim. Any suggestions on how to distinguish between a biconditional indicator and a regular logical indicator?PT36.S2.Q16--Help-- what is the meaning of "misconception"?Hi, So I got this question wrong because I chose D, and I thought that D was right because, from lines 1-7, I thought that it was heavily implying…
... logical opposite vs polar opposite. The logical opposite of "X" is just "not ... is "cold," the logical opposite of "hot" is "not hot."
... the "not" takes us to the logical opposite, not the polar ... the tremendous difference between not knowing whether there ...⚖ Official June 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread ⚖Hey 7Sagers, Here's the official June 2020 LSAT-Flex Discussion Thread. <center><font color="red">**Please keep all discussions of the June 202…
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*[without - Logical indicator group 3 - negate sufficient] ;)Necessary for sufficient vs. sufficient for necessary?Is there any difference between the two? If there is, could anyone give an example of how that would look? For example: Premise: A->B Conclus…
... could help. The argument has logical indicator from group 1 (the only ... follow up to the first logical statement (ie. the conclusion) confuses ...how to diagram "whatever"Hi, I've seen "whatever" in many questions. For example: i) "The meaning of a poem is whatever the author intends to communicate to the reader …
... the term 'whatever' as a logical indicator).
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