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PT19.S2.Q23 - a museum director, in order to financehttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-2-question-23/ Can anyone kindly analyze this argument for me?
... mantras taught by Mike Kim, and for every argument, I ask ... . However, does this have to be true? Does price necessarily dictate quality ... prices of the art to be doubled, leaving it's quality ... by the argument (art piece must have been first-rate because ... -
Reasoning for LSAC ban on PDFs?I was wondering about the reasoning why they did this. Do they really make more money by not licensing out PDF versions of the exam? Were websites …
... that may or may not be true. There are two considerations I ... illegality is a reasonable one. True, it may have the ... their property and investment. In this light, it wouldn't be necessary for ... LSAC or anyone to be really hurting ... -
PT. 19 Question 12 Section 2This question was included in the weaken drill and I can't seem to figure out the reason as to why D was the correct answer. Someone please help!
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To disprove and weaken a general principle, you ... the sufficient exists without the necessary. For example, if I ... fruit is red, then it must be an apple," you would weaken ... an apple (sufficient without the necessary).
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Flaw and MSSHello, on all of my preptests, even after reviewing all the lessons and explanations I still miss Flaw and MSS questions, is there something I missed…
... try drilling these questions and force yourself to take ... outcome is true
Sampling error (surveys must be representative, random ... smellier donkey may not actually be smelly)
Faulty analogy ... groups when whole should not be divided into two
Question about "or" rules from the trainer (page 197)I don't see how "H will go before G if and only if H is after F" translates to G-H-F as one of the two possibilities. (The second one was: F-…
... must also be true that F-H triggers. So we have F-H and ... /> So, G-H
And what does it mean that ...PT55 S1 Q10I really don't understand why D is incorrect and B has to be an answer. Some explanations said D is too broad, but I don't see how it's too broad. …
... compatibility/cooperation among competitors is necessary in order for the ... flourish. (D) may not be true for the, let's say ... Zero cooperation between McD's and BK may well work fine ... leaves McDs and BK to continue competing and not cooperating. ---- And that' ...PT 60 Section 1 Q24 WTF?Frustrating question.. The first line states "Mammals cannot digest cellulose and therefore can't directely obtain glucose from wood.." I chose an…
... you must be able to digest the cellulose to obtain glucose, and there ... in the body, which would be considered a beneficial health effect ... ).
A would only be true if the passage specifically stated ...33.1.18 (Principle Questions Problem Set 5)I don't understand how A is the principle. Here is my breakdown: The use of space satellites to study the environment is important. Problems can…
... ozone layer, and that this damage could be serious enough to ... /> If it is true that problems can be observed long before they ... before the crisis stage, there must be a reason for why environmentalists ... even though the damage can be avoided?
A ...PT38 S1 Q9 Some scientists believe that..When I read the question I assumed that the debris hurled into the atmosphere causing the blocking of the sun and extinction of the dinosaurs was onl…
... for food sources to disappear and for the dinosaurs to freeze ... were driven to extinction, and that reason must be caused by the asteroid ... of dinosaurs. If B were true and there were dinosaurs around the ... the atmosphere for 6 months and blocked out sunlight to ...How to improve mapping out logic?What lessons are the best to review for mapping out logic? Perhaps maybe a couple rule of thumbs to always go back to would be great! I use to do ver…
... IF A is true THEN B is true ELSE the logical ... a->b is a true statement any time that ... time that a is not true. (consider it, A-> ... A is true and B is not true. The same is true of NOT ... A must be a logically TRUE statement. Else you could have A TRUE and B ...
