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PT55.S3.Q24 - it is popularly believed thatCan someone please confirm that I have this chain correct? I became confused with the "cannot" in the first premise. Now I'm presuming "cannot" is mo…
... common when there is ONLY one premise to the conclusion; a natural ... between a single premise and the conclusion. But I want to ... have to look like a sufficient assumption. A necessary assumption to ... 't work in this case. The only way to know for sure ... -
PT53.S1.Q18 - when a salesperson is successfulHello- Hoping for some insight on question 18. When I first began my LSAT studying journey, I found flaw questions to be very straight forward. Th…
... think it's the only way. B is merely sufficient for C (i ... .e. we don't know its the only ... way to get C). Some personable folks will probably develop the ... in the future).
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PT38.S2.G4 - musicians perform each of exactly five piecesHey, guys. Has anyone noticed any funky games such as this one in recent PT? JY said don't worry but there seems to be a trend of the older style gam…
... that logical brilliance during timed condition at the first attempt, so i ... a situation. We only have two rules, so the instruments position placement ... , and that maybe the only points you lose from the entire game section ... -
Descriptive premises with normative conclusions in sufficient assumption questionsIs it always the case that if an argument for a sufficient assumption question has descriptive premises with a normative conclusion (saying one shoul…
... because we are missing the premise "cat like --> ... addressed earlier. But sometimes the language that surrounds "should" ... do with the normative nature. The rest of the statement sets ... to brush your cat because the sufficient condition is already satisfied.
Group 3 Logical Indicators problemsJust started Group 3 Logical Indicators, and I'm confused. I'm not confused about the process (or at least I don't think I am). With Group 3 Indicato…
... that concept as a sufficient condition
The result is /PE ... as identifying a necessary condition. We often see this ... will always be the case, barring the introduction of another ... default to taking the stairs. And the contrapositive states that ...Study group for September/December LSAT?Hi everyone, is there a study/blind review group for those prepping to take the test in September or December? If not, can we start one? The support …
... Goodies Calls may be sufficient for me at the moment.
The only thing I think having a ... to greater accountability which diminishes the ease of flaking/backing out ... set one week as a Sufficient Assumption week. We all bring ...PT48.S4.Q21 - Sociologist: Traditional norms in our societySufficient Assumption question https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-48-section-4-question-21/ Under the timed condition, I got this question …
... "Traditional norms in our society". The way I read it is ... the byproduct of **preventing sincerity**(A)." Which would make B a sufficient condition ...Group 3 Indicator ConfusionHi everyone. I'm having trouble following the rules to translate a sentence with a group 3 indicator. The lesson states that it doesn't matter which …
... term as the sufficient condition, but you _must_ negate the sufficient condition, not the necessary condition. So in ... work or no reward as the sufficient condition, but you must negate that ..."The only" translation "and" "or"> "The only songs A has written are B songs and PR songs" > (PT73.S4.21. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-73-section-4-question-21/) I t…
... like you are confusing all the sufficient indicators and are thinking it ... thing that the original statement is saying. The original statement, "the only songs A ... to try to keep the original meaning of sufficient indicators intact.
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…
... what represents the relationship between the two ideas. T is the sufficient condition for (J ... and S), and (J and S) are the necessary condition ... for T. When you want to negate the conditional ...What is a necessary vs. a sufficient condition in logic?I'm just starting the intro to logic section and I'm a bit confused. What is a sufficient condition? What is a necessary condition?
... because our sufficient condition guarantees the necessary. But what if the ground is ... it does not mean the sufficient follows. But, if the sufficient condition is met, our ... necessary condition must follow.
...What is a necessary vs. a sufficient condition in logic?I'm just starting the intro to logic section and I'm a bit confused. What is a sufficient condition? What is a necessary condition?
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A sufficient condition implies that it is **enough** ... declare that it also has the quality of being smart. ...
Necessary condition on the other hand is something that ... -the-arrow-mean/
https://7sage.com/lsat-logic-sufficient ...Sufficiency/Necessity Flaw QuestionsHey guys can you direct me to some flaw questions where the answer is the Sufficiency/Necessity answer? Especially the tough ones.
... it. I then read the rest and after POE'ing ... to A. For me the problems identifying necessity and sufficiency ... that being a necessary condition restricts the sufficient condition to that one single ... whether an action is a sufficient or a necessary, especially ...Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
... the sufficient condition and monopoly is the necessary condition. The second sentence is the contrapositive statement of the ... indicator(one among others) of the successful state.PT41.S1.Q22 - routinely unpunished society's rulesCan someone please explain how we arrive at answer choice D from the stimulus? If I understand correctly, not routinely unpunished (/RU) equates t…
... routine non-punishment as a sufficient condition for chaos and then implies ... . So it's basically confusing the sufficient condition of routine for sometimes. Hope ...What's the consensus on a 4th attempt?I just took my third take yesterday and quite disappointed in my performance. I was pting within my goal of mid-160s. After my second take of 154, I …
... is that it will only have a minor effect ... rankings our set up makes only the top score relevant for ... some really great schools that only their high score could ... , a 4th take is the only way that you could get ... on this test and your condition. I think a fourth ...neither norIf, "neither P nor K are cute", then can you say P+K→/C or do you have to keep them separate?? Lawgical Translations: P → /C AND K → /C Ther…
... just keep them separate without the "or". That's just my ... . So I'd just write the following:
P ----> /C ... , then /C would also do the trick. So it's up ... not put an "AND" in the sufficient condition.Conditional Statements with Both Group 3 and 4 IndicatorsHey all. I'm just wondering how most people deal with statements with both Group 3 and Group 4 indicators. I realize that one can use either rule and…
... > For example, in the following statement:
> ... there are sophisticated listeners in the audience."
> ... because one is negating the sufficient (/GS), which turns ... the necessary (/SL) and making the other idea (GS) the sufficient condition ...PT68.S2.Q15 - psychologists recently conductedHi, I BR-ed this question, read the explanations from various websites and sources, and this question is still not making much sense to me. The …
... simply because it is the only choice out of the five options that ... understand your reasoning, but the necessary/sufficient issue and probabilities are not ... relevant here, since none of the ...The Implications of ConfidenceWhat do you guys feel are the implications of the self-perceived confidence of a test taker when they take a test? Have you ever been really confiden…
Yeah, I'm really convinced mindset is crucial.
I'd say mindset is necessary but not sufficient condition for getting into the 99th :)PT61.S2.Q24 - historian: it is unlikely that someoneHey everyone, So question 24 in section 2 of Prep Test 61. This question I've been trying to grapple with for 3 days (seriously). I understand h…
... way:
The relationships means that when the knowledge of ... getting stuck because the order then implies the sufficient assumption one ... be part of the stickiness of the particular conditional relationship ... a biconditonal? That is the only thing I've been ...PT29.S4.Q17 - studies of the reliability of eyewitnessHello! I didn't see any prior discussions on this question, and it's confusing me a bit so I wanted to get some outside opinions! https://7sage.com/…
... support that would influence what the officers "should do."
the implications of curtailing inaccuracy. The premise ... is still insufficient with the gap closer, since the only ... BG, Support, and Sufficient Assumption respectively.)Should law schools do away with the LSAT?https://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/12/13/study-high-standardized-test-scores-dont-translate-to-better-cognition http://worklife.columbia.ed…
... skipping to the summary at the end and only read the begining ... logic games explanations. So the only materials that I really ... time sufficient time to study. And this time was only really ... RC, lists categorizing the question types). The only thing that is out ...LR questionHow to describe the situation: No one in this house will go to the party. A. In this house ------》-- go to the party B. -- in this house -------…
... , then you will go to the party." Guess what? I live ... the sufficient condition is that I'm not in the house and the necessary condition thus ... your party, then everyone in the world except for those in ... />
"If you are in the house, then you will not ...LSAT VocabularlyDo people actually study words commonly used on the LSAT? Thoughts?
imo, I think the only vocab worth actually studying are the sufficient, necessary, premise, and conclusion indicators. As far as "hard" vocab, it's not worth wasting time on to specifically study those words like you need to do for the GRE.I keep falling for the "oldest trick in the book" - sufficiency/necessity LR questionsAt first, it was quite easy for me to identify and correctly label conditional statements. But, now that I am nearly 60% through with the CC (curren…
... sufficient, I would simply recommend going back to the ... necessary or allow the argument/conclusion to ... enough to guarantee the conclusion. A good ... condition.
Sufficient assumptions are enough to guarantee or prove the conclusion. Sufficient ...PTB.S2.G2 - a park contains at most five of sevenI need some clarification on this because I'm applying demorgan's law and it's not making sense to me how this works. So, the final rule in the ga…
... of those things **_satisfy_** the sufficient condition and trigger the necessary condition of
“contains ... have a failure of the sufficient condition, namely:
the park contains **_both_** laurels ...PT49.S2.Q11- "Cholesterol, which is a known factor..."Hey All, So I have an issue regarding this question and would love some input. P1: Cholesterol is a known factor in coronary heart disease and…
... to us and a sufficient assumption could have been ... or incompatible with the passage." The exam writers are careful ... cholesterol does? Or maybe only certain types do?"
... /> -cholesterol is the main factor
-cholesterol is the only factor
...having NOT and UNLESS in the same sentenceHey Guys, I always get confused when we have a group 3 and 4 word. For instance, PT 69, part 4, question 21, answer choice D. So, we have /pub…
... immediately make the 'not' variable the sufficient condition. I think it's the easiest way ... and important
but the correct answer is A) impt ... written -> published to fill the gap. impt -> published gives ...having NOT and UNLESS in the same sentenceHey Guys, I always get confused when we have a group 3 and 4 word. For instance, PT 69, part 4, question 21, answer choice D. So, we have /pub…
... cool unless he is on the football team.
cool -> ... do this because it's the easiest way to do it ... term and put it in the sufficient condition. All that means is dropping ... 's another example.
The car won't run unless ...
