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Diagramming Sufficient Assumption Qs?So, I'm currently completing the sufficient assumption section of the CC, and I have a question about diagramming. When I'm currently doing the pract…
... **, the question of diagram vs. not diagram becomes immaterial at that point in ... not looking for a conditional chain here where the lack of a coherent diagram might ... even deeper element of moving away from a more "traditional" sufficient assumption ... -
Difference in scores when drilling vs. full PT.So I'm registered for the June LSAT, and I've now begun the final stretch of my LSAT studies and I've noticed a weird phenomenon. I pretty much in…
... drill a single section (timed, test center conditions) vs. when I do the ... less when I do a timed exam vs. just the timed single sections ... usually find the correct answer in under a minute but during the exam I ... -
PT33.S4.G2 - Bird-watchers explore a forest to seeSo on question 12 JY mentioned a bi conditional because there was a /S-->H, /H-->S, and also a S-->/H, and a H-->/S. However, to get the first set of…
... 12 JY mentioned a bi conditional because there was a /S-->H ... , to get the first set of conditionals, the original chain was /S--> ... could do this. In a conditional chain don't you need all the elements? Or ... -
Question on diagramming a conditionalThis is from PT 46 LR 24. For this statement "Anything that exists would continue to exist even if everyone were to stop believing in it", I know…
... know that to write it in a conditional, it would be:
conditional. My question is what to do with the "even if" in the ... this be the correct way to read the contrapositive of the above conditional?
PT49.S4.Q16 - Extremely confused about when a statement is a conditional statement.I am confused about the logic translations seen in the video explanation for a particular LR question: **LSAT PrepTest 49, Section 4, Question 16** …
... . Why are the two concepts equivalent instead of existing in a conditional relationship? When ... I did this question, I diagrammed the relationship ...A Conceptual Framework for finding the right answers for LR question types quickly (1+1=2)Hello good people, I've been receiving lots of PMs here and on reddit asking more details about the things I posted. Now that the shock has worn o…
... AC that strengthens the support **[the = sign]** In other words, you ... 't matter in evaluating the quality of a washing machine?"< ... doesn't matter in evaluating the quality of a washing machine) ... consider poking holes in the premises (1s) or the conclusion (2). ...Interpreting “Some” in a SentenceIn the Core Curriculum we learned that “some” implies the possibility of “all.” But in a sentence like, “some of the lumber is cut to exact dimension…
In the Core Curriculum we learned that “some” implies the possibility of “all ... .” But in a sentence like, “ ... some of the lumber is cut ... ,” we have to exclude the possibility of some meaning “ ...Mental Game / Reading Skills / Pressure QuestionWanted to see if anyone has advice for improving one's mental game on the LSAT. I'm working through the back end of the curriculum now and have consi…
... finish the mile like a walk in the park. You strive to be the second ... /not both rule" or a conditional chain then drop the ego and go back ... the lesson til you can explain it to someone else in a ... simple manner, then move on to the next lesson ...Mental Game / Reading Skills / Pressure QuestionWanted to see if anyone has advice for improving one's mental game on the LSAT. I'm working through the back end of the curriculum now and have consi…
... finish the mile like a walk in the park. You strive to be the second ... /not both rule" or a conditional chain then drop the ego and go back ... the lesson til you can explain it to someone else in a ... simple manner, then move on to the next lesson ...LR Question Justify the conclusionAn argument states that: Maria won this year's sailboat race by beating Sue, who has in each of the four last years. We can conclude from this that M…
... the conclusion a necessary assumption in a conditional and then affirm the sufficient. If we affirm the ... sufficient then the ...Sufficient Assumption QuestionsSo overall, I either suck terribly at the SA questions during the PT process where I spend too much time on mapping out the lawgic or when I go over …
... make all arguments flow in a conditional logic form, when the stimuli didn't ... there is a conditional relationship, if there is not in fact conditional logic in the stimulus ...Is there a specific way of drawing a conditional chain for in out games?I find that when I am doing in out games with conditional statement rules, my diagram is logically correct nut looks different than the explanation v…
... when I am doing in out games with conditional statement rules, my ... correct nut looks different than the explanation videos and it is ... clear to follow the path to the right answer using the instructor's ... follow his method of drawing the diagram on future similar ...Diagramming long conditional chains in LRI have become used to minimal to zero diagramming in LR. I can usually keep track of the argument premises and conditional reasoning in my head (I al…
... keep track of the argument premises and conditional reasoning in my head (I ... always bracket the conclusions and ... of tennis shoes in a washing machine whenever I see a conditional chain longer than ...Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: Question on Chaining Conditional Relationship Exercise 2**[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!]** Please explain exercise two.. …
... posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free ... explain exercise two.. in chaining conditional relationship. I have the following question: ... C out of the final chain?
Why does the chain start with ... I have been stuck for a few days now. Thank you ...Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: I have a question regarding conditional reasoning.Consider the following statement: A good apple is a ripe apple, and an apple will not be picked unless it is ripe. We can come up with two diagram…
Consider the following statement: A good apple is a ripe apple, and ... is not possible to form a conditional chain in this case. However, is ... am asking this question because the answer to this question ... **Sharing this on behalf of a fellow 7Sage user. Any help ...Negating a Conditional StatementHey guys, I can't remember where this was in the course, but what is the proper way to negate a conditional statment? So for example: ~ (X-->Y)…
Hey guys,
I can't remember where this was in the course, but what is the proper way to negate a conditional statment? So for example:
~ (X-->Y)
How would we properly negate if X then Y?An attempt to analyse a question in a pure math/econ/finance way. PT 31-S2-Q8For those who have a math or econ or business background. We learned that of any financial or math model, there are 2 kinds of variables-Endogeno…
... does not change the model it self, as such, moving from X ... to X' is only a result of ... formulate a principle, or a math equation, and the math equation only applies in ... , by the question steam, "by the same token", we plug in variables, ...(Theory question) Why do you negate a conditional by negating the necessary?Specifically, I am looking at PT 68.S2.Q23, the second sentence: "We must therefore reject Tolstoy's rash claim that if we knew a lot about the event…
... do you negate a conditional by introducing the sufficient and denying the necessary?
a conditional, the sufficient could OR could not ... there is this lesson in the CC (negating a conditional?) I could not find ...Causal Reasoning vs Conditional Reasoning vs Other ReasoningLong question! Thought it would be helpful to keep everything organized in one place to hear the thoughts of folks as the questions below all seem to…
... if statements are causal or conditional if a stimulus contains both indicators ... democracies that ultimately resulted in some of the most oppressive societies. Likewise ... shifts in climate always result in migrations, and migrations bring about the intermingling ...Restrictive variables in in-out gamesI’m looking at PT 70’s game 2 right now and I’m trying to understand the intuition behind question 12. “Which one of the following is a pair of emplo…
... I’m trying to understand the intuition behind question 12. “ ... Which one of the following is a pair of employees at ... must be in in an conditional chain for an in-out game? Is the logic that ... it’s the ...Is being in a T-14 really a big deal?Is being in a T-14 really a big deal? I’m looking into the university of Miami law, but I’m nervous about if this would hinder me in finding a job. I…
... being in a T-14 really a big deal? I’m looking into the ... if this would hinder me in finding a job. It seems as though ... they have a good program dealing with international ...How to tell when a conditional statement is a hypothetical/bizaro world?hey all, so i did 59.3.19 https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-3-question-19/ in it there's a conditional statement that's a…
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in it there's a conditional statement that's actually a hypothetical. we ... it's true.
the question hinges on whether you ... statement is a hypothetical.
in general, when we see conditional statements ...What happens in a study group?I asked this as a comment in a different thread, but realized it might deviate the convo from the OPs point. I'm interested in joining/starting a…
... a comment in a different thread, but realized it might deviate the convo from the ... I'm interested in joining/starting a study group in my area ( ... as a group VS individually, so that everyone gets the most ... it? How will the leader organize the content we go ...How much LG speed improvement is reasonable to hope for in a month?I've been studying for the LSAT for about 3 weeks, mostly on logic games, probably put in about 80 hours so far. My very first look at any of these g…
... -1/-2 on the LG in a PT in about 60 minutes.
a -9 on the LG. I did ... to hope for in terms of improvement before the October test? ... draw out tons of inferences vs when to forge ahead ... and let it play out in the questions. And even when ...Application of logic in a legal context - Real life exampleI work at a law firm and my current assignment is to draft a protocol to terminate an agreement, and I'm having trouble applying what I've so far le…
... about this particular article in the agreement that we're ... is that it is a conditional statement, and that it ... this world. In the '/Jedi' instance, you could be a force user ... since our conditional statement has become irrelevant (since the sufficient condition ...The use of "unless" Group 3 and "cannot" Group 4 combined translation in a Sequencing LGHey y'all just in a bit of a rut and need some clarification from my 7Sage peeps. When the term "unless" is used in a logic game rule with other grou…
... 7Sage peeps. When the term "unless" is used in a logic game rule ... the negation of a player via the group 4 "not" or "cannot" group in the conditional ... I can't for the life of me ...Confused about foolproof method, do you do the game ten times in a row? or how do you space it out?I've been struggling with LG and my strategy to study so far has been to do a game until i get it all right and in time (usually 3 tries) then i'll p…
... aside and do it again the next day. That next ... and then do it again the next day until i ... times. I want to do the foolproof method but I don ... mean doing the same game ten times in a row then moving on or ... how do you space out the ...Do you guys get a little worried when you bubble the same letter 2-3 times in a row?I really start to doubt my answers when I answer the same letter 2-3 times in a row. For example, the answer to questions 5,6 & 7 turn out to be C…
I really start to doubt my answers when I answer the same letter 2-3 times in a row.
For example, the answer to questions 5,6 & 7 turn out to be C....this makes me really nervous.
Anyone else? Any tips?conditional chain linkage with "if but only if"/double arrowHi guys, So I know that for example A ---> B <--|--> C leads to the inference A <--|--> C, whereas A <--|--> B ---- > C leads to no useful inferen…
... example A ---> B C leads to the inference A C, whereas A B ... . What about the double arrow? i.e.
1) A B ---> ... ) A ---> B C
my gut tells me in both ... cases its just A --- > C but ...Prep Test as a group in Los AngelesHello fellow 7sagers! I would like to organize a group prep test. Basically, get together in a quite area and take the test as a group to simulate …
... a group prep test. Basically, get together in a quite area and take the ... test as a group to ... I can begin looking for a good place.
Thanks ...
