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Negation of a statement with "most" and "conditional statements"I am having a difficult time figuring out how to negate a sentence that is comprised of both "most" and "conditional statements." For example, if …
... explain why you cannot use some as some does not include 0 ... of the issue as well; "some" includes 1-100% which means ... ".
When I say "some puppies are cute" I am ... opposites and therefore not the negation of each other. -
PT21.S2.Q03 - a new medication for migraineI find abstract FL AC's to be quite a hassle on the LSAT. Usually I POE it down to one answer, which feels right, but I don't work through the FL if …
... apply the negation of this statement, as follows:
Some migraine ... (we apply the negation test) then we have some people who are ... -
Negation QuestionI have an issue with the negation of this answer choice, if someone can help me--I would be most appreciative: <i>Most of the trade goods that cam…
... correct. Here's why. The negation of a statement is equivalent ... logical opposite. Since the word "some" in the LSAT world means ... -
Logic-Based NA Questions?When doing NA questions that are not logic based, it is a lot easier for me to get the correct answer, especially with negating the answer choices. …
... the more vague nuances of some NA questions - congrats on getting ... but I would recommend doing some additional BR to try to ... stimulus and rely on the negation technique if stuck between two ... answer choices. The negation technique can be helpful but ... -
PT51.S3.Q18 - the flagellum, which bacteria use to swimHi All, Super confused by this question, mostly because I probably don't understand what the correct answer choice is actually saying. The argu…
... 's think about the negation of (C). "**Some** parts of the flagellum ... -
PT56.S2.Q20 - Psychologist: Psychotherapists who attempt to providehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-56-section-2-question-20/ I'm having trouble understanding why (C) is wrong in PT56.S2.Q20. I negated…
... this to **not** occur in some circumstances.
Now let ... help." Okay so what? The negation is telling us something that ... -
Logical NegationI'm starting to confuse myself. Can someone clarify how they would do a logical negation of this for the NA Negation Technique? "Any candidate wh…
... ;~Y)
Drop the negation on the quantifier through to ... and change the quantifier:
(Some candidate)~(~X->~Y)
Or just
(Some candidate)(~X&Y)
some not."
Good luck ... -
PT57.S3.Q15 - medical ethicist: assuming there isI do not understand why, "'it is never acceptable to offer experimental treatments to patients who experience no extreme symptoms of the the relevant…
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You might be confusing negation with finding the logical opposite ... --> ES would be OET some /ES. In English, we can ... for me. I have posted some links below for your convenience ... -
For those of us studying "Full-Time" ....What hours do you full-timers usually study?
... the assigned times allotted to some of the lessons. I am ... three, and currently working on negation/validity. I definitely wish for ... -
For those of us studying "Full-Time" ....What hours do you full-timers usually study?
... the assigned times allotted to some of the lessons. I am ... three, and currently working on negation/validity. I definitely wish for ... -
PT1.S4.Q21 - a society in which there are many crimesI am Completely stumped on this question. I am not sure if I am correctly negating the statement nor understanding the some relationship here Stim…
... idea no crimes. A negation as we know it or ... .
(D) some C -> some L; correct; this must ... and that the word some is vague which is ... (E) because of the some implying many rule; at first ... . Perhaps they'll be some other feedback to clarify this ... -
[Ended] June Study Group | PT 73 | Sat. April 22nd at 5pm ESTI hope you had a good break. Now it's time to get back to work. PT 73's up! <img src="https://media.giphy.com/media/3og0IxgMwxbgQXUBDa/giphy.gif" />…
... with (E). The subject is "some farmers in the region". In ... I say for some people, X is true, the negation of that ... chemical fertilizers]. Remember how to negation conditional statements? Negated, the statement ... -
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 …
... the argument completely valid. On some of the tougher SA questions ... with a flip and a negation to make things just a ... -
I suck at assumption questionsHey 7Sagers, I've been studying for at least a year now But for some reason I have so much trouble trying to correctly answer Assumption, Suffici…
... a year now But for some reason I have so much ... the curriculum and been utilizing negation tests, conditional logic, etc. But ... -
I suck at assumption questionsHey 7Sagers, I've been studying for at least a year now But for some reason I have so much trouble trying to correctly answer Assumption, Suffici…
... a year now But for some reason I have so much ... the curriculum and been utilizing negation tests, conditional logic, etc. But ... and I can use the negation test but I still end ... -
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…
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So the negation can also be like:
negation becomes... **It could be the ... />
The logical negation of [T→(J and S ... you say that there are some cases Tom plays (T) ... S)]→/T], and the negation of the contrapositive is ... -
PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... understanding it) that there are some faults/regions that have NO ... is necessary to make the negation of E render the conclusion ... an earthquake. If there are some faults that never have earthquakes ... -
PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
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> @DumbHollywoodActor That's some good input but if you ... produce earthquakes." It's the negation of your necessary assumption that ... -
PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... I don't consider the negation of E to be that ... produce earthquakes." I consider the negation to be that "Faults in ... the possibility that there are some faults that do not produce ... is because I believe the negation of E provides for the ... -
PT17.S2.Q21 - nuclear reactors are sometimes builtHi All, I could use some help with this necessary assumption question. I definitely see why C is a necessary assumption, but I'm having a hard tim…
... the possibility that there are some faults that do not produce ... is because I believe the negation of E provides for the ... the possibility that there are some faults that do not produce ... -
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:…
... lesson, ALL negates to SOME NOT and SOME negates to NONE.... ... So, in this case, the only possible negation ... binary cut of ALL and SOME statements: https://7sage.com ... /lesson/advanced-negate-some-statements/
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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:…
... is about some people being smart and some being rich... ... us a conditional statement "Some cool people are smart; ... , in this case, the negation would be "it could be ... in the world but some of them are not ... we had the statement "Some cool people are smart; ... -
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:…
... your negation process:
Original statement:
"Some cool ... rich."
Therefore: "Some cool people are rich."
In other words, the negation doesn't become "If you ... your clarification of general negation rules. But assigning the ... -
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:…
... be:
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> Some cool people are smart, all ...
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> CP some S ----> R
> ... drawn from:
CP some S --> P
/P ... , asking what the negation of the statement "Some cool people are smart ... -
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:…
... negation process:
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> Original statement:
> "Some ... rich."
> Therefore: "Some cool people are rich."
negation doesn't become "If you ... only said:
>Some cool people are smart, all ... -
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:…
... about negation and more about how taking the contrapositive affects a some ... . I think as far as negation, you're right on with ... does that do to the some statement at the front end ... -
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:…
... the law"
Would the negation be
"It could ... is in fact a SOME statement, because some includes everything from 1 ... -
Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
... you think the negation of "few" would be? Some people say "most ... A are B
= (1) Some A are B
+ (2 ... not B
The negation would be
not [Few ... are B]
not [(1)Some A are B + (2)Most ... are not B]
not (Some A are B ) + not ( ... -
Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
... think the negation of "few" would be? Some people say ... br /> > = (1) Some A are B
> ... >
> The negation would be
> not ... B]
> not (Some A are B ) + not ... /> Then what about the negation...? Am I thinking correctly? -
Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
... gt; Then what about the negation...? Am I thinking correctly?< ... "few". Unlike universal indicators, "some" statements, and "most" statements ... it doesn't exist. "Some" statements are totally ambiguous ... We are simply negating the "some" statement.
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