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Having trouble with In/out gamesHello, im having trouble grasping In/out games and theory. Does anyone have any tips or what helped you get a better understanding of them? Thank you…
... In/out games is the conditional logic; knowing when rules trigger ... only, only ect, group 3 negate sufficient: without, unless ect, group ... 4 negate necessary: cannot, no, none, not ... -
PT21.S2 Q12 - Government subsidiaries have been proposed...Hi, I have a question about how Lawgic is drawn out for LSAT 21 Section 2 Question 12 December 1996 test. The line in the logical reasoning stimu…
... “unless” is a negate sufficient and “cannot” is negate necessary. Thus, C ... controlled → /erosion) in the embedded conditional.
But we don ... -
PT21.S2 Q12 - Government subsidiaries have been proposed...Hi, I have a question about how Lawgic is drawn out for LSAT 21 Section 2 Question 12 December 1996 test. The line in the logical reasoning stimu…
... unless” is a negate sufficient and “cannot” is negate necessary. Thus, ... controlled → /erosion) in the embedded conditional.
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> ... is under automatically goes to "negate, necessary," and I did ... has goes automatically to "negate, sufficient." -
PT21.S2 Q12 - Government subsidiaries have been proposed...Hi, I have a question about how Lawgic is drawn out for LSAT 21 Section 2 Question 12 December 1996 test. The line in the logical reasoning stimu…
... “unless” is a negate sufficient and “cannot” is negate necessary. Thus, C ... controlled → /erosion) in the embedded conditional.
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PT21.S2 Q12 - Government subsidiaries have been proposed...Hi, I have a question about how Lawgic is drawn out for LSAT 21 Section 2 Question 12 December 1996 test. The line in the logical reasoning stimu…
... phrase has goes automatically to "negate, sufficient."
It ... in an embedded conditional. When correctly applied, you can "negate necessary" either ... negate sufficient" either the antecedent (implemented) or the consequent (the embedded conditional ... -
PT21.S2 Q12 - Government subsidiaries have been proposed...Hi, I have a question about how Lawgic is drawn out for LSAT 21 Section 2 Question 12 December 1996 test. The line in the logical reasoning stimu…
... phrase has goes automatically to "negate, sufficient."
> ... conditional. When correctly applied, you can "negate ... negate sufficient" either the antecedent (implemented) or the consequent (the embedded conditional ... embedded conditional and not a ... -
Must be true advice pleaseHey everyone I have been having trouble with MBT questions in specific. Can you offer your tips and hints to how you handle them? Do you find wri…
... you, where if you negate it, the statements no longer work together. -
Must be true advice pleaseHey everyone I have been having trouble with MBT questions in specific. Can you offer your tips and hints to how you handle them? Do you find wri…
... you, where if you negate it, the statements no longer work together ... -
Seeking advice for MBT QuestionsI know that this is one of "easiest" question types (and it is really the foundation for many other elements on the LSAT) but I am missing these cons…
... the related statements: There will be multiple statements in the ... a term linking those statements together and through that ... look out in MBT for conditional, causal, and quantitive language ... of comparison)
Conditional logical is 75% of most ... -
PT15.S2.Q08 - Would it be right for the government to abandon...Can someone please explain how the answer in PT 15 S2 Q08 in logical reasoning is answer A and not C? I'm confused on this one. **Admin note: Edit…
... then the rest of the statements are just negating the NC ... ". The next few sentences then negate the NC so you can ... -
Taking notes while doing LRAm I the only one who doesn't actively write inferences or conditional statements when doing LR? If so am I doing myself a big disservice? As of now …
... grasp the statements organically. Perhaps I'm just awful with conditional logic ... -
LG tips for accuracy under time pressure from a 170+ scorerI made myself a reminder sheet for each section with recommendations/strategies to avoid errors I've previously made. Every section I do, I assess wh…
... . Start with the any context statements, then read the premises and ... ?
- If need to diagram conditional, skip and come back on ... is super important, and if conditional reasoning is involved make sure ... -
PT24.S2.Q11- Not surprisingly, there are noI am really struggling with reading this chain. I was under the understanding that two "some" statements lead to an invalid argument, so I didn't thi…
... some statements (Brilliant --> Some Prof, Brilliant --> Some Vote). The conditional ... -
PT43.S2.Q7-Failure to rotate cropsHow would you diagram the highlighted sentence. It has three conditional indicators ("if"- group 1 sufficient, "unless"- group 3 negate/sufficient an…
... logic from the outer conditional to the embedded conditional:
... contrapositive of the embedded conditional and then "distribute" ... looking at the embedded conditional, "additional crops cannot ... group 3 and you negate/sufficient the "unless" statement ... -
Tips for mastering LR conditional language?Hoping to crowd-source resources. I'm fairly comfortable if I can diagram a sentence but am trying to slowly wean myself off this time-consuming meth…
... /> This was definitely a tricky conditional problem. Basically, the logic as ... needed.
An easy conditional chain that can be read ... nation” is part of the conditional. To me, I don’ ... which one of the following statements. This means the answer ... -
Negate Necessary AssumptionHelp! What would "A book will not give its readers pleasure unless it was intended by its authors to have that affect" be negated?
to negate a conditional allow the sufficient condition but deny the necessary. So the statement above is ~intended-->~pleasure; negate by allowing ~intended --->pleasure then see what happens. -
PT7.S1.Q19 - "When Alicia Green borrowed a neighbor's car without permission..."I'm pretty confused on this question. --------------------------------- Here's how I thought of it: Premise: Alicia and Peter had equal blam…
... lot people they just negate the premise or the ... conclusion. When you negate half an argument, it ... wrong. Meaning if you negate just either conclusion or ... />
These two statements need to be negated to ... was flip both statements to negate both to get ... -
Diagramming Unless, Except issueCan someone help diagram the question below? I'm having a lot of trouble wrapping my head around it. Manuscripts written by the first time author…
Thanks @taschasp! I diagrammed the conditional the same as you. But ... “without”? i.e. Group 3 (negate the sufficient)? We have 3 ... and just translates this into conditional logic, I’ll do the ... use the Group 3 and negate the sufficient:
/(1st →/S ... -
Conditional statementI have a random question LMAO! If in a grouping logic game the rule is: if W then T or F does that mean that if I have T or F in the yes/in group, …
... nested conditional (parentheses necessary because order of operation in logical statements go ... of the larger nested conditional, the entire nested conditional is also true ... the sufficient of this nested conditional false satisfies the entire nested ... -
How can I tell the difference with Strengthen and Necessary Assumption Questions?Hi everyone, I understand that in a **Strengthen** question our task is to identify an AC that will make the conclusion more likely to be true. …
... and what side of the conditional arrow the answer is on ... argument to work; if you negate it, it weakens the argument ... -
Translation Rule Group 3 & 4-NegationHi All! Quick question? Regarding Lawgic and translation rules for group 3 and 4. I understand I need to pick either idea, then negate that idea e…
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Unless= group 3 = negate sufficient
Remove the ... you choose to translate the conditional, write down the "stock" ideas ... to negate the idea that you won't be translating the conditional ... -
Translation Rule Group 3 & 4-NegationHi All! Quick question? Regarding Lawgic and translation rules for group 3 and 4. I understand I need to pick either idea, then negate that idea e…
... do negate the idea that I won't be translating the conditional ... -
Use of NegativesIs there a difference in meaning between the following two statements? 1. You will not have to worry about having something to say. 2. You wi…
... let's look at your statements. There's really several ... same possible meanings. Both statements are ambiguous in such a ... than simplified by conditional reasoning. If conditional representation/thinking is ... is just that different statements mean the same thing ... -
Necessary Assumption Questions with Conditional LanguageHi everyone! This is related to PT55S3Q24, but it is on necessary assumption questions with conditional language in general-- how do you do the negat…
to negate a conditional you simply show that you ... to negate you say A and ~B. in terms of conditional language ... correct answer will be a conditional using those variables. hopefully that ... -
Is every assumption the argument makes a NA?I think I reasoned my way though this as I wrote it out. Figured I’d post it in case anyone might be helped by it. Please point out any issues. I …
... it in the study of conditional logic. A necessary assumption is ... by thinking of them as "statements", that if true, make the ... -
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)
... A. When setting up your conditional statement it would either look ... anyway if you chose to negate your other term A--> ... and B. When writing your conditional statement you would therefore end ... -
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** …
... definitely represent these types of statements conditionally, but they should be ... why it's a bi-conditional rather than the way you ... -
Mistake by LSAC? Pizzerias LR Sufficient Assumption Question.Explanation (2 mins): https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-40-section-1-question-21/ Question 21 on PrepTest 40 Section 1: Pizzerias are the …
... statement is similar to the statements at issue in the ... only" ever mean a bi-conditional?**
Generally, we ... successful, that would trigger the conditional, because if someone is ... call a basic, obvious conditional can be validly interpreted in ... -
Mistake by LSAC? Pizzerias LR Sufficient Assumption Question.Explanation (2 mins): https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-40-section-1-question-21/ Question 21 on PrepTest 40 Section 1: Pizzerias are the …
... context provided by the other statements. That may be wrong, but ... show that the most basic conditional statement can be framed in ... -
PT12.S2.Game 3 - Lara, Mendel, and Natassia each buyIn PT12.S2.Game 3, we have a rule that goes: Mendel does not buy any kind of food that Nastassia buys. JY, in his explanation video, drew the L…
... indicator-- you pick one idea, negate it, and make it the ... both of the ways to negate it would be M--> ... the sufficient condition for this conditional statement. This is the "or ...
