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50.2.11 Cynthia: Corporations amply fundI understand how E is correct, but what makes A incorrect? Doesn't Cynthia think that if a project seeks to further our theoretical understanding,…
... it should get government funding? And Luis think that Get government ... this meet the sufficient condition for C and fail the necessary condition for L? How ... -
How often to review stack of questionsHow often do you guys review your stack of questions? My stack of questions is getting quite big now. I’ve got about 160 of them and I’m working on …
... your stack of questions? My stack of questions is getting quite ... of them and I’m working on Pseudo Sufficient Assumption Questions. I ... .
Reviewing these questions that you didn’t get ... reasoning skills obviously for questions you got wrong or ... -
PT34.S2.Q18 - mp editorialist: the position advanced byhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-34-section-2-question-18/ 18. Editorialist: The positions advanced by radical environmentalists often cont…
... extremists, for the social and political inertia that attends ... .
(C) Social and political inertia is most effectively ... that fear is the sufficient condition for the little progress ... saying that fear is the necessary condition for the progress?
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PT63.S1.Q21 - on the discount phonelineI'm confused when, where and how the word "not" is used sometimes. For example, in this question answer choice E's conclusion is translated to if a…
... and negates the necessary condition? Is it because the if already designates the sufficient condition and ... therefore the not stays on the sufficient as ... opposed to moving to the necessary side? ... -
How to tell the difference between just argument and causation weakening questionsCould someone clarify the best way to tell the difference between weakening questions where the argument is a simple argument and where the argument …
... between weakening questions where the argument is a simple argument and where ... -
Question About Sufficient AssumptionWhen you see a conditional statement in either the stimulus or the answer choice, do you always translate to the contrapositive to check if it matche…
... contrapositive, and that may be why I get hard sufficient assumption questions wrong ... contrapositive to fill the gap, and the translation also gets at ... -
Quiz 1 on Complex Conditional Translations to LawgicThis is lesson 6/16 in the Advanced Logic Section. On DeMorgans law. Question 1. Translate the sentence into logic. "Unless the leather is soaked…
... "Unless the leather is soaked and tanned for 3 days, the ... S & /T as the sufficient condition?
I thought that for ... pick one statement and negate it and that’s the sufficient.
< ... & T as the sufficient, and BS as the necessary.
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Sufficient Assumption HelpHey Guys, I've been trying to practice and grind on Sufficient Assumption questions. I know how mechanical these can be, but I have found out that…
... been trying to practice and grind on Sufficient Assumption questions. I know how ... . Overall, I understand the lawgic and everything else, but it has ... trouble at the first step and not even being able to ... -
Different uses for orHi guys, Im wondering if I have the concept of "or" down. So first it can be used as a group 3 indicator to split the sentence into a conditional sta…
... (negate necessary). Secondly we can use it to split the sufficient condition of ... a conditional statement. And third we can ... -
PT15.S3.Q26 - when the manufacturers in a given countryI need help in understand why D is wrong. I understand why E is correct. My reasoning is below, if you think my reasoning is faulty please let me kno…
... a sufficient condition. It takes a necessary condition and makes it sufficient and uses a previously used sufficient condition and ... makes that necessary. This ... -
LR Cheat Sheet by Q typeTrying to clear up my mind before the big day :) 1. Conclusion (most accurately expresses the conclusion) - Usual structure: contextual + HOWEV…
... any','Every' and 'most', 'some', 'few'.
- And mind the ... has quite complex conditionals and the answer is just ... - There are too many flaw questions. (duh...)
- The ... "Correlations->Causation" and "Sufficient->Necessary(or the other way ... -
sufficient assumption questionsHey I am having a tough time with sufficient assumptions for some reason. Did anyone else have a harder time with them and find a resource that reall…
Hey I am having a tough time with sufficient assumptions for some reason. Did anyone else have a harder time with them and find a resource that really helped? it just isn't clicking yet. Any suggestions? thanks in advance -
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 …
... suck terribly at the SA questions during the PT process where ... have pulled SA questions from the question bank and plan on practicing ... how they improved on SA questions. JY basically said these should ... a lot of SA questions (more than usual) and that killed me ... -
If only "only" stops giving me so much trouble...Hey guys, I am currently reading thru the Trainer to enhance 7sage CC, while I find the vast majority of the content are extremely consistent to our …
... " is group 2,which introduces necessary condition.
Example in our ... "only"? What makes W and D a sufficient condition in this case despite ... "required" hence necessary condition. which I totally understand and agree, and this has been ... -
Tips for Quickly Eliminating Answer Choices (PR, Strengthen, Assumptions)Hey All, Over the past few months, since I began my LSAT journey, I've accumulated a few tips on how to quickly eliminate answer choices for Paral…
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1) Strengthen and any Assumption Questions
-Whenever the conclusion ... .
PT32.S1.Q5 (sufficient assumption question): The new element ... the inference is likely, not necessary. Our conclusion is absolute), D ... -
[Study Guide]: Principle Question SubtypesFor those of you on the PT 55 BR call -- sorry it took me so long to get this up, but below are my notes on Principle questions and subtypes. Please …
... Questions and Subtypes
Sufficient Assumption, Pseudo Sufficient Assumption, Conform to the Principle, and ... the conclusion by any means necessary — this means that they could ... is way more generous than necessary to arrive at the conclusion ... -
Group 3 indicator QuizI figured I'd post this as a discussion rather than a comment on the quiz page since it will be seen by more. I have 2 questions regarding the quiz. …
... by more. I have 2 questions regarding the quiz. The first ... guilty), negate it, and make it my sufficient condition. So I have G ... took the 2nd Idea and made it the sufficient. I translated it ... to N/ for stop nibbling and then ... -
List of Numbers and Percentages LR QuestionsBelow is a list of LR questions that contain numbers and/or percentages. I'm working through these and I thought I would share. Hopefully this is hel…
... a list of LR questions that contain numbers and/or percentages. I ... 'm working through these and I thought I would share ... -
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). -
Updated RC strategy for curve-breaker QsHi! Here is an updated strategy from the below post https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/10749/my-rc-strategy-that-got-me-to-0 What I've fou…
... sufficient condition is met, we don't know anything about whether necessary condition ... t get this explicit about sufficient and necessary conditions.** The curve-breaker ... material required, then the necessary condition fails and lichenometry cannot do its ... -
Sufficient Assumption QuestionsAny advice for breaking down SA questions into valid argument forms like JY does in the videos? The more questions I see, the more challenging it is …
... for breaking down SA questions into valid argument forms ... way to approach SA questions? Sometimes it seems like ... these questions is just a restatement of the conclusion and/or ... anyone think of these questions like strengthen questions? Any suggestions would ... -
Does a correlation go both ways?Hi all, I have a question about correlations, as related to the LSAT. For example, PT77.S2.Q25 "The longer an animal can stay submerged in a dive,…
... deeper an animal can dive, AND
2. The deeper an ... way (sufficient condition leads to the necessary condition). Going from the necessary condition to the sufficient condition is ... effect could be a cause and a cause could be an ... -
Any advice for assumption questionsI am having the hardest time with assumption questions required and sufficient alike. I am getting it down to two answers; the right one and the one …
... the hardest time with assumption questions required and sufficient alike. I am getting ... answers; the right one and the one that everyone picks ... and I pick the wrong one ... handle assumption questions? I reviewed all of my notes and Im ... -
Sufficient Assumption questionsSo I fell for a sufficient assumption trap, I chose the answer that was basically a restated premise, so for the assumption questions, the answer tha…
So I fell for a sufficient assumption trap, I chose the answer that was basically a restated premise, so for the assumption questions, the answer that is basically a premise, is that always wrong? TYA! -
What is your Logic Games Strategy for "naked questions"Hey Sagers, This is a question for those of you who have been doing LG for a while. I'm trying to perfect my timing for LG through slight method and…
... for LG through slight method and strategy changes.
questions first so I can write out my gameboards and ... to potentially answer naked questions after, and that is helpful. ... to do those horrible substitute condition questions :)
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Conditional Indicator "Except"I have been trying to stick to the group 1-4 method. Previously, if I read "except" I would make what follows the necessary condition and then simply…
... necessary condition and then simply negate the remaining and make that the sufficient. ... be /MGS--->Sun and /Sun-->MGS. So ... in group 3? Negate the sufficient? What about this example, ... the necessary, and negate the remaining and get MGS-->Sun and / ... -
Sufficient assumptionJust want to throw out there what I think constitutes sufficient assumption questions. Sorry if this doesn't belong here but I like to just write it …
... there what I think constitutes sufficient assumption questions. Sorry if this doesn ... /> Sufficient assumption questions: How can we take the premises we are given and ... there is a gap, the sufficient assumption + the premises will then ... -
Curvebreaker PSA Question ExplanationHello fellow December test-takers! I'm brushing up on PSA questions for this Saturday, and I came across a question that I think is an excellent lear…
... brushing up on PSA questions for this Saturday, and I came across ... , we’re laying out a sufficient condition (Pseudo SUFFICIENT assumption), so if an ... able to solve all assumption questions more quickly and with increased confidence. -
PT15.S3.Q19 - The club president had no right to disallow Jeffrey's vote.According to the stimulus, the club president has disallowed Jeffrey to vote. Thomas is arguing that that was in violation of club rules. <Struct…
... and therefore he is a good standing member. Necessary condition ... .)
And that is what answer choice ... allowing Jeffrey to vote) and its being authorized (in ... also view it as sufficient condition, necessary condition confusion flaw. Because in ... -
You know the LSAT rules your life when...So after I drop off the progeny at school this morning, I rolled into the YMCA for my daily workout. I'm ~40 minutes into an hour long stationary bi…
... video that both encourages and mocks you through a ... sweating all over the place and my leg ache). Suddenly, ... the two concepts are life and cruel. Assume an implied ... of "all" and you get Life - Sufficient Condition, Cruel - Necessary Condition. The contra- ...
