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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…
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To find the contrapositive of a statement, the "formula" for doing ... swap the two sides of the arrow and negate both. So for the ... ), nothing more.
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What, if any, are the differences between the LSAT Flex platform and the 7sage prep test platform?For instance: Will the LSAT Flex provide a timer? Will we be able to bookmark questions, and hide ruled out answers? Can we highlight text?
one of the differences that caught me ... forward or backward in the questions using the arrow keys. I usually ... an ingrained habit to hit the forward key when I ... want to move on to the next question. I would ... hit the key like three times before ... -
What, if any, are the differences between the LSAT Flex platform and the 7sage prep test platform?For instance: Will the LSAT Flex provide a timer? Will we be able to bookmark questions, and hide ruled out answers? Can we highlight text?
... you cannot use the arrow keys to move to the next questions and ... that you have to click the 'next arrow' button. Is this everyone ... it instead of relying on the arrow buttons. -
Can I use arrow keys to navigate between questions on the real LSAT?I will be taking the October flex test on my laptop. I'm in the habit of using my L/R arrow keys to jump to the next question in 7Sage, but I am curi…
just took the flex on Monday, and you can't use the arrow key! I was also used to doing this, but you have to actually click on the next button to move between questions. -
Can I use arrow keys to navigate between questions on the real LSAT?I will be taking the October flex test on my laptop. I'm in the habit of using my L/R arrow keys to jump to the next question in 7Sage, but I am curi…
... , and you can't use the arrow key! I was also used ... have to actually click on the next button to move between ... -
What is a conditional indicator?Help, what is a conditional indicator and can you give me an example? Thank you!
... found under "Introduction to Logic" - the most helpful is this one ... "if"_ falls on the sufficient side of the arrow
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LSAT Flex experienceFor anyone who's take the flex- whats the proctor experience/check in process like? Is the format of the test exactly like its on LSAC law hub? When …
... and forth between questions using the keyboard arrow keys? I dont have ... have been practicing on 7Sage... the LawHub seems a bit older ... set-up.
No, the arrow keys don't work which ... couple seconds per question with the arrow keys, so I have to ... -
LSAT Flex experienceFor anyone who's take the flex- whats the proctor experience/check in process like? Is the format of the test exactly like its on LSAC law hub? When …
... and forth between questions using the keyboard arrow keys? I dont have ... have been practicing on 7Sage... the LawHub seems a bit older ... .
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LSAT Flex experienceFor anyone who's take the flex- whats the proctor experience/check in process like? Is the format of the test exactly like its on LSAC law hub? When …
... and forth between questions using the keyboard arrow keys? I dont have ... >
> > No, the arrow keys don't work which ... couple seconds per question with the arrow keys, so I have to ... elsewhere to deselect it. The lawhub tool just feels unwieldy ... -
LSAT Flex experienceFor anyone who's take the flex- whats the proctor experience/check in process like? Is the format of the test exactly like its on LSAC law hub? When …
... and forth between questions using the keyboard arrow keys? I dont have ...
> > > No, the arrow keys don't work which ... couple seconds per question with the arrow keys, so I have to ... your cursor?" cant we highlight the text??
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"Is" group 2 indicator?Can "is" be a group 2 indicator like "must"? E.g. X is Y = X->Y JY seems to treat it as such in 60.1.17
... 'are' are more like the arrow connecting the conditional relationship. So, yeah ... think of it as just the arrow - since if you see ... in a conditional relationship: (the buildings are ugly), (Person ... possible relationship), where as the other Group 2 indicators ... -
"Is" group 2 indicator?Can "is" be a group 2 indicator like "must"? E.g. X is Y = X->Y JY seems to treat it as such in 60.1.17
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> another example: "the reason that yale accepted me ... to go to the right side of the arrow. (since group 2 ... indicator is defined: "the ideas ... following) these words are the necessary conditions.") https://7sage.com ... -
For past Flex takers, cursor?I can't remember where I saw it, but I remember seeing something about not being able to move the cursor during an exam and only being able to use ar…
... fact you actually _cannot_ use the arrow keys to navigate between questions ... in law hub... that is the exact UI you will be ... -
How to figure out Sufficient & Necessary without usual indicators?Hi, I've been trying really hard to understand Sufficient and necessary but for some reason always get stuck with diagramming when the usual indi…
... for me was recognizing that the "arrow" has meanings in both directions ... SC "demands" (from your example) the NC. "Writing requires a pencil ... -
PT30.S4.Q14 - Joseph and Laura's argumentMistaking sufficiency/necessity flaw I've been making steady progress on the flaw/descriptive weakening portion of the curriculum however somethin…
... logical relationship A-->B, the sufficiency/necessity confusion would be ... /lesson/sufficiency-necessity-what-does-the-arrow-mean/
https://7sage.com ... /lesson/the-contrapositive/
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Sufficient or necessary indicator? "Always permits"Is A always permits B A->B? or B-> A? Thanks for any help with this.
... enables, activates, or _allows_ the necessary to be true. ... the verb "permit," thus intensifying the direction of the arrow in ... A**-->**B. It sets that arrow ... in stone. This solidifies/intensifies the relationship ... -
Diagram Help: If C does not occur, then A and B cannot both occurIf C does not occur, then A and B cannot both occur Would the diagram look like /C > A or B or... /C > /A & /B or are those both wro…
... be a "-->" relationship between the two sides.
" ... we just combine the two pieces together with the arrow: **/C** --> ... **(A --> /B)**. We want the statement ... between A & B )." The relationship between A & B ... -
Logic: Sufficient OrGame rule: **If jays, martins, or both are in the forest, then so are harriers.** Correct way to write it: **J and M -> H** (basically J -> H , M …
My main concern was the rule that "**and**" in the sufficient causes the arrow not to split. -
Sufficient and Necessary Translations in LAWGICin every scenario while translating, does the sufficient always come before the arrow and necessary come after? #help #confused
... that the thing before the arrow is sufficient for the thing after, and the thing ... after is necessary for the thing ... those rules with a double arrow:
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Are these lawgic translations correct?#1 A cannot B without C. Translation: AB --> C /C --> /AB #2 A without B cannot C. Translation: /AB --> /C C --> AB I'm curiou…
@Keyboard123 I mean sure. at a point its just arguing semantics and preference. the only thing that matters is getting what goes before and after the arrow correct -
PT43.S2.Q7-Failure to rotate cropsHow would you diagram the highlighted sentence. It has three conditional indicators ("if"- group 1 sufficient, "unless"- group 3 negate/sufficient an…
... by first dealing with the embedded conditional statement ... grown)
The arrow turns to "and" when you ... "distribute" the logic from the outer conditional to the embedded conditional ... can even take the contrapositive of the embedded conditional and ... -
Anything to infer from subjunctives?Maybe I'm thinking too much, but perhaps not. I first posted this question in the comments section of one of the CC lessons (https://7sage.com/les…
... with the sufficient idea being on the left side of the arrow and the necessary ... idea being on the right ... . Later in the curriculum ... -
Posting on Behalf of a 7Sage User: Need Help with Basic Translation: Group 4**[I am posting on behalf of a 7Sage user. Please feel free to leave your comments below. Thank you for your help!]** I really need assistance in …
... they are logically equivalent to the phrase "all...are not." ... For example, consider the phrase, "None of the doctors working here ... br /> To get more technical, the above equivalence exemplifies why you ... (i.e., the right part of the arrow is a negation). ... -
Mistake by LSAC? Pizzerias LR Sufficient Assumption Question.Explanation (2 mins): https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-40-section-1-question-21/ Question 21 on PrepTest 40 Section 1: Pizzerias are the …
... with the issue of "the only".
**(2) Can the statement "the only ... one part of the bi-conditional, and the phrase "the only" is creating ... can put it on the left side of the arrow." How would you ... -
How to fix Lawhub Highlight issue?It’s really difficult to highlight one single word on Lawhub. I need to try couple times to get the word highlighted. Does anyone know how to fix …
Sadly, the arrows don't work. You actually have to click questions (I tended to like clicking the number vs the arrow because it was generally closer for me). and yeah, the highlighting is a pain -
How to fix Lawhub Highlight issue?It’s really difficult to highlight one single word on Lawhub. I need to try couple times to get the word highlighted. Does anyone know how to fix …
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> Sadly, the arrows don't work. You ... tended to like clicking the number vs the arrow because it was generally ... closer for me). and yeah, the ... -
Assumptions Are Not ClickingHi everyone! I need some advice/hacks on identifying necessary assumptions for weakening and strengthening questions. I have been stuck on these two …
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Great question! The best way to improve at ... is *not* required for the 3 sufficient conditions
... to make the sufficient condition necessary (flipping the term we ... for the sufficient conditions from the left to the right of the arrow).
HELPIf a logic game has a logical and global question combined. How do I go about it with the rules? Let's say we have 6 kinds of food... k,l,m,o,t,z. Ea…
... can't go backwards on the arrow without negating your ideas. I ... :
If the sufficient condition is triggered, the necessary condition is ... /nonexistent).
If the necessary condition is triggered, the rule falls away ...if a and b unless c or dDoes anyone know how to translate this? Thank you
... since both logical indicators indicate the sufficient condition, so you have ... only have one side of the arrow).
If A and ...Improving on PowerScore's "Double Not Arrow"--See Quinn's Improved Improvement in the CommentsThe "/A->B" rule is so important for grouping games that PowerScore uses a special symbol ("A<-|->B", or "the double-not arrow") to note it. As a per…
... symbol ("AB", or "the double-not arrow") to note it. ... games, I think the "double-not arrow" is brilliant. As ... frustrating and confusing. The "double not arrow" is ONLY used ... s call the "/\" picture an "erupting volcano." The "erupting volcano arrow" means ...
