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Conditional Logic - need help with interpretationI am confused between the difference of these two forms of conditional logic not A -> B not B -> A versus A -> not B B -> not A Do both…
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not A -> B
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A -> not B
B -> not A
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Confusing necessary and sufficient conditionsHello all, I believe I understand the concept of sufficient and necessary conditions and their relationship, however, I am confused when in a flaw qu…
... I understand the concept of sufficient and necessary conditions and their ... speaker confuses a necessary and sufficient condition and what this means and ... says that the individual confuses sufficient and necessary conditions (it is ... -
LR Study Guide*I was sent this LR study guide a couple of months ago from a fellow 7Sager and it has been very helpful. It's not as detailed as some of the others…
... Empirically observes co-variance: CORRELATION DOES NOT IMPLY CAUSATION
**Empirically ... the conclusion
Sufficient Assumption Questions
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Question: if-then conditional statementsUsing a kaplan book in conjunction with these videos and can use some help! Can anyone explain Kaplan's answer for the part B? I could have sworn it …
... because this is the necessary condition not the sufficient condition.
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Does anyone else experience/notice this?When Studying for LR I find something strange happens [This does not happen all the time, just sometimes]. During PTs (usually in the first section o…
... find something strange happens [This does not happen all the time, just ... improving, but now I'm not sure if it's a ... -
HELP! Conditional Rules: Contrapositive InferenceMost contrapositives makes sense to me except in the case of a negative condition, and positive reaction. Can someone help me understand this exa…
... the case of a negative condition, and positive reaction.
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Do "Parallel" credited responses not consider "some," "many," "most," et cetera?I've been missing many "Parallel" (both flaw and not) because of, say, a credited response containing "most" while the passage does not. Am I to gene…
I've been missing many "Parallel" (both flaw and not) because of, say, a credited response containing "most" while the passage does not. Am I to generally ignore quantifiers with these question types? -
Difference between SC and NCNow, as I've been going through the exercises, I am able to identify the necessary condition and the sufficient condition for the work the majority o…
... to identify the necessary condition and the sufficient condition for the work the ... the SC and the NC. Does anyone have a way that ... -
LR Mumble JumbleHey Fellow 7Sagers, Just wanted to ask you a question about something that I've been seeing throughout Logical Reasoning questions and oftentimes,…
... confuses a necessary condition for a sufficient conditions.
Does this mean ... that what is meant to be a necessary condition ... mistaken by LSAC as a sufficient condition?....or vice versa...?
Does "A causes B" equal to A -->B?Hi, guys, I am confused with the relationship between "causation" and conditional logic. Could anyone give me some help? According to the lessons, it…
... PT25-S4-Q12, this rule does not seem to work. In the ...PT66.S2.Q20 - daniel: there are certain actionshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-66-section-2-question-20/ Not having problem with solving this question but having problem with how to dia…
... Although it does have both sufficient and necessary indicators ... sufficient for Morally Good. Intuitively, saying FMO is the only requirement does not ... seem to indicate that it is sufficient. ... (one using the sufficient indicator and another ...What's the difference between "All because..." and "Only because..."?In terms of necessary and sufficient conditions for the LSAT, I'm wondering what the difference is between "All because..." and "Only because...". Fo…
... is that "All" introduces a sufficient condition, whereas "Only" introduces a necessary ... to a sufficient condition, or at least as an antecedent), but does "because ... " introduce necessary or sufficient conditions, as well ...Necessary and sufficientI understand that this is probably a dumb question but I keep having difficulties with flaw questions that have answers that "confuse necessary and s…
... answers that "confuse necessary and sufficient conditions."
This is ... eating an apple is a sufficient condition to being healthy since I ... of confusions (confusing necessary for sufficient / sufficient for necessary)?
Thank ...Ability to Download Lessons (not Pretest Explanations)Was wondering if 7Sage thought about the ability for 7Sagers to download the lesson videos and watch them without the lifeline of internet connection…
... internet connection? The only reason (sufficient condition LOL) I ask is because ...50.2.11 Cynthia: Corporations amply fundI understand how E is correct, but what makes A incorrect? Doesn't Cynthia think that if a project seeks to further our theoretical understanding,…
... applications are not expected). So, doesn't this meet the sufficient condition for ... C and fail the necessary condition for L ... ? How would they not disagree on ...PT23.S2.Q14 - kim: in northern europe during the 18th centuryhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-2-question-14/ Correct me if I am wrong in my explanation. *The kind of question this is:*…
... optimistic view of the human condition as articulated by philosophers. ... the ideas of the population does not strengthen or even do ... weakens Lee’s argument, but does not strengthen Kim’s.
... Northern Europeans is broad and does not focus on Kim’s ...Causation logicI'm looking at PT44-S2-Q20 and the explanation for why A) and D) are wrong raised a question for me. In the explanation, it sounds to me that just be…
... if B is a necessary condition of A, then A always ... for a causal relationship, B does not always have to happen when ...61.4.23 Columnist: Although much has been learnedChanged my answer during the exam from D to A, but only because of POE. I still don't really understand how D is a sufficient assumption. This is…
... understand how D is a sufficient assumption.
This is ... just affirms the sufficient condition in the conclusion. It does nothing to address ...PT 33 & 36 LG: Conditional Reasoning confusion.<i>Hey 7Sagers! Had a student email me with a question I thought you could help out on. Here it is:</i> ----------------------------------------- …
... .......does OR function differently when it's put in necessary condition and sufficient condition ...PT63.S1.Q21 - on the discount phonelineI'm confused when, where and how the word "not" is used sometimes. For example, in this question answer choice E's conclusion is translated to if a…
... thought "not" is group four and negates the necessary condition? Is it ... because the if already designates the sufficient condition and ... therefore the not stays on the sufficient as opposed ...PT30.S4.Q20 - consumer advocate: the introduction of a new drughttps://7sage.com/lesson/introducing-new-drugs-strengthen-question Looking to get a better idea of the logic on answer choice E, which is an incor…
... it gets to conclude the sufficient condition.
However, I ... :
P: antihistamine should not be on the market (A ... market" --> "antihistamine should not be on the market"
not the correct answer.
...PT41.S3.Q23 - diplomat: every major warhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-41-section-3-question-23 I understand the reasoning in the video, that just because X is preceded by Y, it …
... that Y is the necessary condition.
However in the ... a sufficient condition, but if we accept that “is preceded by” is not ... a necessary condition, then could the conditional ...PT23.S1.G2 - fu, gunsel, jackson, kowalski, lee, mayer and ordovezahttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-23-section-1-game-2 I watched the explanation for this game and am struggling with why in the set up you ca…
... the set up you can not assume that HIRED equals INTERVIEWED ... ), since interviewing is a required condition for hiring?
I ... then M). But clearly this does not work in the execution of ...
Why is this not a valid interpretation?Game of Thrones S06E07 - LSAT Lessons [Spoilers]Like many of you, I watch Game of Thrones. While watching the latest episode, I realized the characters make many arguments. So, I thought it would b…
... she is → leave
Cersei: not leaving
Conclusion: Cersei's ... or, thinks to himself:
not yield castle → nephew's throat ... we can assume that Jamie does not think himself a fool and ... assumes that the idiot Frey does not want to take the prisoner ...PT70.S1.Q21 - consumer magazine: because front-loading washersThis is a Necessary Assumption question. Could someone explain how Answer B is incorrect and Answer D is correct? Answer B speaks to the gap (Det…
... (Detergent formulated for front-load does NOT dissolve more readily) wrecks the ... ; detergent dissolves readily in washer]) does not wreck the conclusion. Perhaps a ... so forth: In all cases, Sufficient does not equal Necessary.
Furthermore ...Need help with "ALL"I'm confused because I am in the some and most relationships lessons and the word "ALL" is being brought back from conditional logic. From my underst…
... "All" is a group 1 sufficient condition indicator in conditional logic. So ... " and negate it using "some not" which would bring (J --> ...PT21.S2.Q20 - ann will either take a leave of absenseFor this particular question, could someone run me through the process of why whether or not the Ann was offered the fellowship is irrelevant? …
... of why whether or not the Ann was offered ... then the company will not allow her to take ... offer" term with the sufficient condition of the assumption that ... that the company will not have let her take ... there are other potential sufficient assumptions for this ...PT74.S1.Q16 - debater: as a pedagogical practiceHi folks, I'm struggling with this question in BR. So I figured I'd post my reasoning and see what you all think of it. Debater: Premise 1:Be…
... Flaw 1: Response does not address what is sufficient for a strength ... br /> Flaw 2: Requirement/necessity does not equal strength.
not hierarchy, the respondent responds ... so the argument did not assume that methods in ...Quiz 1 on Complex Conditional Translations to LawgicThis is lesson 6/16 in the Advanced Logic Section. On DeMorgans law. Question 1. Translate the sentence into logic. "Unless the leather is soaked…
... ; T
Why does it turn from an “and ... /S & /T as the sufficient condition?
I thought that for ... it and that’s the sufficient.
I’m choosing ... S & T as the sufficient, and BS as the necessary ...Different uses for orHi guys, Im wondering if I have the concept of "or" down. So first it can be used as a group 3 indicator to split the sentence into a conditional sta…
... use it to split the sufficient condition of a conditional statement. And ... bi-conditional through or but not both. Do I have it ...
