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| negating | 374 | 466 |
| a | 135.7K | 434.6K |
| biconditional | 191 | 312 |
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Mapping a *Definition* with Lawgic, Two Scenarios A stimulus says "A poem is <b>any</b> work of art that exploits some of the musical characteristics of language." (PT27 Sect.1 Q20) I would map tha…
... one is a biconditional and the second one is a conditional ( ... you get a biconditional.
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game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
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Thanks, if I add the word 'always' to that rule (M and N cannot always be selected together), would that turn this not both rule into a biconditional (always apart, never together)? -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
... this not both rule into a biconditional (always apart, never together)?
It's still not a biconditional. M ~N means one (and ... the "not both" rule as a "~M or ~N" rule. It ... your in/out diagram, stick a "M/N" into the out ... -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
... apart, never together". For a standard in/out game, if ... or ~N" rule. For a grouping game where every piece ... might be thinking of a grouping game with two ... could represent your rule as a biconditional. Something like "M1 ~N1 ... not together" is not a biconditional. -
game simple question!Hi, I'm a bit confused with the rule "M and N cannot be selected together." Is this a biconditional with never together always apart? so, M <--> ~…
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To make this a biconditional in a standard in/out game, you ... think this can serve as a never together always apart rule ... in/out version by specifying a specific group to which the ... should always interpret this as a group 4 translation, and anything ... -
Bi-conditional questionWhen a problem says: Grace helps move the sofa if but only if Heather helps move the recliner, do I diagram it as: Gs<------>Hr or Hr<---->Gs, or doe…
... it either way. Think of a biconditional like this: The variables included ... -
How to diagram UNLESS conditional logicHow do you diagram unless, except, only if, and if but only if? Especially unless, I'm super confused. I have been told to negate the left stateme…
... in the video certainly creates a biconditional situation, so I’m reading ... not sure if it’s biconditional or not. I’m kind ... -
How to diagram UNLESS conditional logicHow do you diagram unless, except, only if, and if but only if? Especially unless, I'm super confused. I have been told to negate the left stateme…
... Right" "Except" is not always a biconditional.
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Newer LG SectionsIs it true that the newer LG sections are easier than usual? I've heard that the most brutal LG sections are in the early 2000s. Is there any truth t…
... really hard games PTC is a great example. I believe ... way ever to give us a biconditional.
Games ... us rules is in a huge paragraph gives rise ... work your way through a game really put the ... understand, setup, then solve a game type you have never ... -
Causal Argument and ConditionalityI think I am confused with causal argument and conditionality. I felt when causal argument has something to do with explanation, giving explanation…
... idea that it's not a biconditional. Because a cause always has the ... -
PT45.S4.Q18 - decentralization enables divisionshttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-45-section-4-question-18/ I'm pulling my hair out as I am trying to figure out why the correct answer for P…
@"A. Mathews" Thanks for your explanation ... sounds like we are just negating a sufficient condition (not decentralization) to ... 't this a flaw that treats a sufficient condition as a necessary condition ... -
New and AfraidHi everyone! I just created my account today and I'm happy to join the 7sage community :) I am a second year university student in Canada and I ha…
... even bother with a something "crazy" like a 30-point ... reasons, your potential for a high increase is especially doable ... have any idea what a contrapositive is, a biconditional, negation, sufficient/necessity ... be like to take a test on a foreign language. You ... -
New and AfraidHi everyone! I just created my account today and I'm happy to join the 7sage community :) I am a second year university student in Canada and I ha…
... even bother with a something "crazy" like a 30-point ... reasons, your potential for a high increase is especially doable ... have any idea what a contrapositive is, a biconditional, negation, sufficient/necessity ... be like to take a test on a foreign language. You ... -
Is this rule bi-conditional?Hi So on LG I meet this kind of rule sometimes A---B→C---D "If A is before B, then C is before D" Is this actually bi-conditional in sinmple seq…
... A. This would not be a valid arrangement if this was a biconditional. In a ... true biconditional, if C was before ... written lacks the traditional biconditional language. Something like A is before B ... -
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... your vernacular feels more like a biconditional to me:
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I think a lot of the confusion here ... whether "unless" expresses a conditional or a biconditional. For LSAT purposes, ... biconditionals. This isn't a settled issue among logicians, ... interpreting "unless" as a conditional and explaining instances ... -
How often is a "most" statement wrong in a Necessary Assumption Q?In trying to gain speed I've found myself quickly eliminating "most" statements in NA questions, but I'm wondering how accurate this can be. By negat…
... The negation of most in a sentence would be something akin ... that..." and then we have a relationship.
So ... exam an ability to eliminate a necessary assumption answer choice ... stand. This task is why negating a true necessary assumption is such ... -
Why does JY write not-both rules asymmetrically?In the games videos, when JY sees the rule "if P, then not Q", he writes: P -> <del>Q</del> But when he sees "if Q, then not P" he writes: …
... the sufficient. That represents a false relationship because the sufficient ... presence of the other, as a biconditional arrow would indicate. As ... Sami suggested, it's also a deviation from our standard notation ... representation JY uses is a lot better once you' ... -
is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?
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is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?is that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?
... is necessary to eliminate the "/A/B" option.
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Negating an (And/Or in Conditionals) relationshipHi dear 7sagers, and sages, First of all, I am having trouble understanding the difference between negation and contrapositive but I think I am sl…
... it very well. That was a very helpful and explicit explanation ... negate the relationship?? Is there a possibility to have /T? In ... I don't understand why negating a relationship automatically keeps the S ... -
contrapositive of A or B but not both... Clarification plzI understood "A or B but not both" as one of the followings: 1. A(O) B(X) 2. A(X) B(O) 3. A(X) B(X) Then what is the contrapositive of it? …
A or B translates to /A -----> B, or is negate sufficient. The not both just makes it a biconditional /A B. So that would just be two worlds, A in, B out and B in, A out. -
Some statementsHey im still confused after reviewing the CC again I know a some statement can be reversibly read but is there a way to negate it? For example:…
What about negating a "most" statement?
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Question on DeMorgan’s Law TheoryAccording to DeMorgan's Law Theory, And becomes Or when contrapositive. Correct? Then, I wonder why A if and only if A (AB = A->B AND B->A) bec…
"If and only if" is a biconditional statement
AB (all ... condition.
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Question on De Morgan's LawIn one lesson, Jy says, the contapositive of "If Tom plays then Jerone and Simmi play too", is " If Jerone and Simmi do not play, then Tom won't play…
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This is a different relationship. Only if is ... .
As is it is a biconditional.
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PT20.S1.Q16 - brown dwarfs(P.S., I know this is a long and dense post, but there's an opportunity at the bottom for anyone reading this to get paid, so hopefully that's an inc…
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Bi-conditional vs Not both rule confusionHi I was just wondering if someone could clear this up for me, because this confusion cost me quite a few points on in-out games, by making me hesit…
KM is a biconditional. It is read both ways ... out game. So unpacking the biconditional reading the arrow **_forward_** we ... every single base covered via a sufficient condition:
What ... instance. In this case, the biconditional does not hold the same ... -
Bi-conditional vs Not both rule confusionHi I was just wondering if someone could clear this up for me, because this confusion cost me quite a few points on in-out games, by making me hesit…
Each term in a biconditional relationship has a necessary and sufficient condition, so ... -
Bi-conditional vs Not both rule confusionHi I was just wondering if someone could clear this up for me, because this confusion cost me quite a few points on in-out games, by making me hesit…
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> KM is a biconditional. It is read both ways ... out game. So unpacking the biconditional reading the arrow **_forward_** ... every single base covered via a sufficient condition:
> ... . In this case, the biconditional does not hold the same ...
