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Logic Games : [Never Together/Always Together] v. [Not Both] Rule ConfusionHello, During In-Out Games, I am consistently getting confused between the Not Both Rule and the Biconditional (Always Together/Never Together) R…
... confused between the Not Both Rule and the Biconditional (Always Together/Never Together) Rule. I ... as a Not Both, and the second statement as a Never Together. So my ... rule as a [Not Both Rule] or a [Never together/always apart Rule], especially ... -
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…
... (always apart never together) and (2) would be a typical not-both rule.
never together bi-conditional?OR would the ... on the other, so you never have to really deal with ... -
Diagramming either or and either or but not bothI understand the difference between either or and either or but not both I am confused about the diagramming aspect and not sure if my way is corr…
... or and either or but not both
I am ...
Either or (implies possibly both)
So, I think ... br />
Either or but not both
So, I think ... there no other possibility (both AB can never be possible)
Or, Not Both (LR And In-Out Games)Can someone please be so kind to read my notes from the particular lessons listed below? I do not know which definitions are correct. Different lesso…
... 27 of 40, 5m)
Not both – negate the Necessary, then ... selected. A and B are not selected together.
In ... are selected.
Not both is different because 1, A ...Bi-conditionals vs Not both - Please helpI just wanted to clarify when to use not both (F---->/C) vs a bi-conditional (F/C). My current understanding is that if the in/out game has only two …
... to clarify when to use not both (F---->/C) vs a ... in or out together. Whereas I should use the not both representation when ... while the variables do not have to be together, there are other ...Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: issues with "not both" "or" and biconditionals**[I am posting on behalf of 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!]** Hi! I am working through LG an…
... I'm having issues with "not both" "or" and biconditionals, particularly in ... "not both"? A list of common game rules that imply the never apart ...Or Both, not BothIf Jays, Martins, or both are in the forest then so are Harriers. If J--> H If M -> H , according to JY we should split when "or" is in the s…
... /> If not H-> not J?
If not H -> not M? ... Another question ....
But not both , or
Alan or ... to park, but not both
If not A C < ... br />
so for not both, do we always just pick ...Either or/not both rules...how do we know when to represent them on the in out chart?Hi everyone. One theme I've noticed in JY's videos, is that he'll identify a bunch of not both or either or rules, and then chose one to put on the …
... 'll identify a bunch of not both or either or rules, and ... the either or, but not the not both rule on the chart. How ...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 that if A, then not B, and A or B, but not both the same thing?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? …
... understood "A or B but not both" as one of the followings ... of "A or B but not both".
Can someone clarify ...Confusing Bi-Conditional vs. Not Both in LGHi all, I saw a 7sager already posted a similar question (see https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/13716), but I'm less confused about what h…
... ----> /N, which is a "not both" rule. However, when given a ... and when to use a not both rule? What triggers the ... ? The rule "F is not included in the same group ... spoke to me as a "not both" rule, but could also speak ... -conditional [(either) or but not both].A then B or C but not bothHow would one write "A then B or C but not both"? I usually use "A -> B/C not both" when solving games, but I was wondering if there is any other wa…
... then B or C but not both"?
I usually use "A ... -> B/C not both" when solving games, but I ...#help not both ruleshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89BWZaVnfTw Why can't you split using the MY not both rule? #help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89BWZaVnfTw
Why can't you split using the MY not both rule? #helpIn out/grouping board set up with complex not both condition?Not sure how to word this but; how do you all set up your in-out board to represent a not both rule when the rule has an and/or statement in it. …
Not sure how to word this ... -out board to represent a not both rule when the rule has ... out group, but I'm not sure how to represent it ...Biconditional Indicator: "either or, but not both"I have struggled with translating biconditionals, so I have been drilling this skill using Manhattan Prep's "5lbs. Book of LSAT Practice Drills." Ba…
... either Mali or Ghana, but not both."
My train of thought ... , sufficient
-"either or, but not both" is a biconditional indicator
Why would this statement not be considered a biconditional? And ..."either or" "not both"**Stmt**: Either A or B is in the forest **Question**: Is "either or" and "exclusive or" here ? **My Answer**: No, because atleast 1 has to b…
... be there but not both.
A B not both
0 0 ... or" is different than "not both" because "not both" truth table is below.
A B not both
0 0 1
both truth tables.
** ...can't be selected togetherhow to indicate this logic "A and B cannot be selected together", is it "A->/B" correct? or sth. else? then it will be the same as "not both" rul…
how to indicate this logic "A and B cannot be selected together",
is it "A->/B" correct? or sth. else?
then it will be the same as "not both" rule?
really confused...Some Game cheat sheets repostedHey guys, I dug these up in the older posts. Just wanted to repost if anyone needs them Edit: These notes belong to @emli1000! Thanks! INTRODU…
... LESSON 5 OF 27
NOT BOTH:
• SC = POSITIVE
... • Contrapositive
OR, BUT NOT BOTH Lesson 8 of 15
1. (Either) or, but not both
o EX: Alan (A ... Always Apart, Never Together
/A←→B [Alan does not go to park ...Or and Not BothHey guys, just need you to verify of this is correct from my understanding..... You must buy milk or eggs or both Diagram : Not M ->E No…
... both
Diagram :
Not M ->E
Not ... or E, you can get both)
You can't ... buy both milk and eggs
not even need to buy both?)Question from a fried brain: difference between not both statement and always apart biconditional?so hopefully this is a temporary loss of clarity, but I can't quite articulate the difference. In grouping games it seems that both A-->/B and A<-->/…
... grouping games it seems that both A-->/B and A ... /B can both be represented visually on a ... B is not; compared to A and B cannot both be in ...Sharing My Personal LG Best Practices(Edits for additions) Hey ya'll, I don't know if this will be helpful to anyone, but I am hoping that sharing this will help to reinforce it in my…
... Circle/underline key words. Never get burned by mistaking "exactly ... rules so that everything is together (rewriting)
-When splitting ... br />
**Inferences**
-"Not both. A-->/B". "A/B ... and one of them never runs consecutively, maybe a ...Logic Game Set UpI downloaded the Logic Game Cheat Sheet, but what about some language/word indicators of which kind of game it is. Hints, ideas? Appreciate it.
... A J
“NOT BOTH” V. “OR” TRUTH TABLES LESSON ... 5 OF 27
NOT BOTH:
• SC = POSITIVE
... • Contrapositive
OR, BUT NOT BOTH Lesson 8 of 15
Never Together
/A←→B [Alan does not go to park ...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 <--> ~…
... together), would that turn this not both rule into a biconditional (always apart, never together ... )?
It's still not a biconditional ... selected together" rule just means that they can't both be selected, not ...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 <--> ~…
... can serve as a never together always apart rule. Groups ... cannot both be seated at table 1" would not imply never together. ... There is nothing stopping them from being together ... beyond that (like the never together situation in the table ...bi-conditional with third element in diagramLooking to confirm my thinking on the below. Thanks! https://7sage.com/lesson/or-but-not-both/ From this lesson: Alan or Chris go to the par…
... diagramming each statement (or, but not both) and combining them after re ... we arrive at an always together/never apart bi-conditional?
Logic Games : [Never Together/Always Together] v. [Not Both] Rule ConfusionHello, During In-Out Games, I am consistently getting confused between the Not Both Rule and the Biconditional (Always Together/Never Together) R…
... way to recognize a Never Together from a Not Both Rule is to quickly ... "true" In-Out game or not, etc.)? I would love to ...BiconditionalsHi guys, I'm going through the biconditional part of the curriculum. Im wondering, for the Or, but not both biconditional, why don't we just write it…
A -->/B means "not both" so A and B could both be out. If A is OUT, sufficient condition fails and B could be OUT or IN.
A/B means "always apart, never together" so they cannot be out together. If A is OUT, B has to be IN.Translating "Cannot" in In/Out Games and Grouping GamesHi all, I'm struggling with the translation of "cannot." In an In/Out game if A & B "cannot" be together, then: - is A <--> not B and B <--> …
... together, then:
> - is A not B and B not ... )? because they are always apart/never together?
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> ... ? - is A ---> not B and B --> A ... are not repeatable, and A and B **cannot be** together, ... -bi-conditional-vs-not-both-in-lg
