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Logic translation experimentHi all! I ran into a logic based MBT game in my lsat PT that quite honestly stumped me. So I want to present a version of it here in pure logic to se…
... 's are X
If X is /Y then /Z
All Y Xs are ... little dicey at the If X is /Y then /Z but. So for ... -
Where is the lesson on negating embedded conditional statements?I just need some clarification now how NOT (A--->B) turns into A and /B.
... :
"No candy is bitter".
Candy ----> NOT Bitter
The contrapositive is ... : Bitter ----> NOT candy.
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PT16.S1.Q01 - eight new studentsHi I was just watching JY's video on grouping games set up 1. https://7sage.com/lesson/grouping-game-1-game-board-setup/ I'm wondering why "ne…
... 3 is interpreted as S--->/Y and W---->/Y because the ... S---->/Y which is Y---->/S not /Y---->S which is part of ... S or W because /Y does not trigger S or W. Basically ... W because there is only one place for Y to go without ... -
Conditionality"All that is needed to save the koala is to stop deforestation"... How would you write it as conditionality? . SAVE KOALA --> DEFORESTATION......…
... a sizable population to reserve X.
However, ... be saved only if deforestation is stopped.
Or ... saved.
It is clear that these statements differ ... locutions like "all that is needed for x is y".
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Conditionality"All that is needed to save the koala is to stop deforestation"... How would you write it as conditionality? . SAVE KOALA --> DEFORESTATION......…
... be saved only if deforestation is stopped.
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> It is clear that these statements differ ... locutions like "all that is needed for x is y".
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is needed for x is y" = "Y-->X"!!!!! Got it! Thank ... -
X can be warranted only by YHi guys, I was working through PT25/S3/Q7 when I read this phrase and wondered, "is it a biconditional?" "warranted" means "sufficient", so to re…
... thing that warrants X is Y.
X-->Y
Y is described as something ... that warrants X.
Warrant ... I thought it also means Y---> X.
Does this make ... -
PT94.S02.Q20 - Why is the answer C and not D?I can't figure out why the answer is C! No matter how much I look at it, I gravitate towards D.
... incentive X is **worse** than not having incentive X, because having incentive X leads to ... -
PT19.S4.Q24 - the wall is supported by several joistshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-24/ Hi friends! I want to make sure that my reasoning is on the ball for this question…
... the X do Y only when Z
(D): This is the ... and (D) notes "one" -- which is not a correct match.
is no parallel available for the "just ... was playing perfectly" - there is no "the wall was fine and ... -
Long-Term Study advice needed for someone with no clear test dateHello friends, I was planning to take the LSATs in September/November but as it seems, plans have changed. I received an amazing job opportuni…
... is, the pressure and intensity is no longer there. I’m not ... really sure if this is ... by the time I learn X, I would have forgotten ... about Y because it was months ... what worked well and not so well. Thoughts on ... -
Lower Bound for 'Some' - why is it 1 and not 2?Can anyone please explain to me why the lower bound for ‘some’ is 1 and not 2? Is there no distinction in logic between a singular instance of someth…
... bound for ‘some’ is 1 and not 2? Is there no distinction in logic ... lessons on existential quantifiers. J.Y. concludes that if we know ... , then we know that there is at least 1 mouse in ... -
PT34.S3.Q19 - Light is registered in the retinaAlright, this was a confusing question but I'm still a little unsure about one part of it. It's in the CC MSS section, so you guys can go look at …
... means that as X increases, then so does Y and vice versa ... Y, etc...
My problem here is that the stimulus does not ... a state of no movement would essentially mean no error.
18 things I learned while BRing LRIn case this helps anyone: 1. When down to 2 ACs that weaken an argument to 2 different degrees, pick the one that matches the degree of the concl…
... terms of what is sufficient versus what is necessary. Don't ... /> 10. When there's no obvious explanation for a phenomenon ... a conclusion indicator. While X (concession), really Y (conclusion).
NOT make it one of the ...Should I go back to LG Core Curriculum? Advice to get LG from -4-ish to -0 consistently?I've taken the LSAT once so far and scored (what I estimate to be) a -3. On PTs, I generally get anywhere from -1 to -5, with an average of -4 in a n…
... if there is anything that you did not get as ... under time". I would not bombard myself with lost ... would be group x is paired with group y, this was ... faster. Some people do not recommend doing games everyday, ... no breaks, then I would only study 3 hours versus ...Should I go back to LG Core Curriculum? Advice to get LG from -4-ish to -0 consistently?I've taken the LSAT once so far and scored (what I estimate to be) a -3. On PTs, I generally get anywhere from -1 to -5, with an average of -4 in a n…
... if there is anything that you did not get as ... under time". I would not bombard myself with lost ... would be group x is paired with group y, this was ... faster. Some people do not recommend doing games everyday, ... no breaks, then I would only study 3 hours versus ...I have no idea of how I did. Is this normal ?!Even though I had written close to 39 prep tests, I did feel much more nervous on the actual LSAT. And I tried to keep as calm as I could by relaxing…
... I realized it's hard not to be nervous. For ... whether you make it or not. You try to forget ... guess.
Logic games: not as easy as I expected ... , it wasn't terrible, no surprises, and I felt it ... could be. I just have no idea. Is this normal ?! And do ...My LSAC rule change THEORY and how it will affect online based prep courses!Hello, everyone! I'm sure a lot of you have heard about the recent LSAT changes. If you have not here's a recent post with the article attached: …
... , we all did pay X amount for X amount of time. This ... any time. My understanding is, LSAC no longer wants PDF PTs to ... deletes itself or is no longer accessible. It's not much different than ... to say about this. @"J.Y. Ping" and @"Dillon A. Wright ...RC Question Types Webinar NotesSpecial shoutouts to @DumbHollywoodActor, @"Quick Silver", and @"Nicole Hopkins" for this amazing webinar because without them I never would have had…
... challenging for you personally there is no harm in saving it for ... that you realize that this is NOT the same as MP question ... else’s opinion. The latter is NOT the same question type (specific ... author’s attitude between X and Y can be accurately described as ...PT68.S4.G4 - an editor will edit seven articles (alternative approach)https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-68-section-4-game-4/ Hi, I'd like to share a method I used for pt68 game 4. At first glance, it seems like …
... , we no longer have to worry about whether or not to apply ... result is Q-X-S-Y (the X here and the other X does not necessarily ... 1 that is NOT finance. This means either S or Y, but not Y because ... the sequence required and the no consecutive rule. There's a ...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…
... the stimulus' conclusion is something like "All X's are Ys" ... is not universal because it says that the inference is likely, not ... have universal conclusions:
B-- Y --> PW
C-- ... this way because there was no obvious logic indicators, but ...What is your method of mastering LR?LR is by far and away the section I struggle with the most. Some question types I have no issue with but there are others (NA, Flaw mainly) that just…
... question types I have no issue with but there are ...
My question is, what is your method of studying for ... see how answering "why" is so important and I ... , along with watching J.Y.'s videos. However, I ... 't know if this is effective or not.
...PT3.S2.Q25 - the public in the united statesI can't see why E is a better AC that D. Any thoughts? Flaw Argument Summary: Context: The presence of X has conditioned the US to support a …
... X-->Y
/X
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/Z
Huh? What is an ... Choices:
A) No it definitely does not. It does just ... does do this but that is not the flaw. The issue ... descriptor “doubtful”. Definitely not it. This is confusing because it’s ...PT60.S3.Q22 - consumer advocate: there is no doubtSo I 100% understand why A is the correct answer. I don't need an explanation on that. I need an explanation on how answer choice C, when negat…
... /> C: There is not doubt that the government is responsible for the ... increased the consumer demand is not necessarily responsible for the ... his conclusion that there "is no doubt" is completely screwed right?
is not.
...Parenting, family, social life, and Law SchoolNow seems as good a time as any to start a thread near and dear to some people considering law school. Is it possible to maintain some sort of balan…
... people considering law school. Is it possible to maintain ...
5. Sometimes, good enough is better than perfect. Will one ... X school / Y tier of school). Most times, those binary choices are not ... yes / no. More often, the choice really is a wider menu ...Northwestern Interview PreparationAs it is a point of distinction for NWPSL, there really isn't much material out there for us to prepare for this, so I thought I might share with you…
... types of questions: one, the X, Y, and C question types, which ... a much better alternative than not finishing, and that rambling ... for myself, such as: one, no tangents or background stories unless ... information doesn't matter; this is not a short story; you aren ...Really basic questionsI have gone through the course and watched all the LG videos and done most of the problem sets but I'm still unclear on a few things. I know this st…
... know this stuff is basic but I am really not smart.
So say there is a rule ... answer is no. Or if it is an in and out game. If X is ... in, then Y is in. I know the contrapositive is if X is out, y is out ...PT17.S2.Q21 - Nuclear ReactorsHi all, I need some help with this question. i watched and read the explanations, and while i now understand how to eliminate the other choices, i…
... plates.
Premise: no minor fault in this region ... br /> So i imagine that X is a nuclear site in a ... . From the premise, X will not be struck by another ... is a nuclear site Y in this region that's not ... even though there are no faults, X would be less likely ...My Approach to Sufficient Assumption QuestionsI see a lot of posts out there that are kind of like guides to tackling specific question types so I thought I would post my own about SA questions. …
... from studying SA questions is someone saying that if ... will conclude something, while not having VALID support from the ... make the argument VALID. No if ands or buts, the ... been sick and has not been able to go ... to conclude that x will y if x is never brought up ...October LSAT, 176 PTJust want to hop on here and discuss some methods to get me to a 176 PT. You've got to have a concrete approach to the questions. Here's how I br…
... for those questions that have no additional premises. Look at ... pieces, try this answer first. Not blindly jumping into answers and ... because of x y and z premises, the conclusion is supported. But is it ... read carefully before hand, then no. You'll have gone ...PTA.S4.Q25 - People's intentions cannot be...This was not a fun flaw question. At its absolute most basic, the stimulus says: Conclusion: Not X. Premise: If we BELIEVED X -> Y. The as…
... BELIEVED X -> Y.
The assumption here is subtle: Since not Y, not X.
no motives mentioned.
D. No implication that the ... must occur.
E. There is no group of individuals being compared ..."No more likely" Meaning?I encountered a question with an answer choice that said something like "companies are no more likely to do X if B than if A" This feels like a ridd…
... like "companies are no more likely to do X if B than ... , and I am not exactly sure what relationship is established here. My ... means that if B, then X is either the same level or ... than if A. Is that correct or is there a better way ...
