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Valid vs. Invalid ArgumentsSo I think i'm confused at how these are different. I completely understand the definitions of valid and invalid arguments. I'm just confused at how …
... yields a supportable/**_valid_** conclusion. That structure of the ... foundation in which a conclusion rests. There are ... B----->C foundation in which we support our conclusion.
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Difference between Weakening and Flaw Answer ChoicesHi Guys, I just have a question for weakening / flaw answer choices. Although there is some over lap between the two, I know that they are distinc…
... something that was omitted (variable C could have cause), or something ... how the premises support the conclusion and if any AC casts ... -
Official December LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official December LSAT Discussion Thread. <b>Please keep all discussions of the December 2017 LSAT here!</b> Here's some grou…
Trying desperately to figure out which of my LR sections was experimental. Those of you who had only two LR sections: do you remember having a Justify question about how kids aren't going to grow up to be into literature b/c of the prevalence of T.V.? -
Official December LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official December LSAT Discussion Thread. <b>Please keep all discussions of the December 2017 LSAT here!</b> Here's some grou…
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Official December LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official December LSAT Discussion Thread. <b>Please keep all discussions of the December 2017 LSAT here!</b> Here's some grou…
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PT19.S4.Q11 - five thousand of the 50,000 books publishedhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-19-section-4-question-11/ (B) None of the films released in country Z in 1992 were based on books other t…
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C: No more than 25% of ... on *the novels*. But the conclusion says “books” instead. So if ... -
Increase in 160s-170+ scorers! (2017-2018)According to Spivey's data, there has been an overall increase in the number of applicants, specifically those scoring in the 160s to 170s, notably w…
... ) people are gaming the system, (c) LSAC isn't doing their ... more "evidence" of fraud to justify our continued actions.
A reminder to be cautious of what you post on social media...Hey all, So I went through my LinkedIn notifications this week and one notification I got was, "Your profile has been viewed by people who work…
... think is helpful. Sigh--A.c.S
I totally ... of facebook just doesn't justify the risk.PT63.S3.Q18 - the probability of avoiding heart diseaseCan someone explain to me how A is right. I understood the argument to be a generalization because it goes from talking about lowering dairy food int…
... of maintaining good health
C. The argument just doesn’t ... would be good if the conclusion was a conditionalPT63.S3.Q24 - physician: the rise in blood pressureHi everyone! Can someone please help me with this question. I can't understand why C is wrong at all. I got it down to A and C and ended up picking …
... /> It says "The physician's conclusion is properly drawn if which ... short paragraph.
C is wrong. Implies that it ...PT54.S4.Q11 - austrailia has considerably fewer speciesHey I was wondering if anyone could help me with this problem. Its a main conclusion question. It seems as if the second sentence is something like a…
... is just explaining why the conclusion makes sense. However, you really ... is correct. Thus, the main conclusion is that the explanation shows ... , which is what answer choice C states. Answer choice A only ... it clear that answer choice C is the correct answer.PT50.S2.Q12 - one can never tell whetherHi guys, Can someone break this question down for me? It’s a PSA question, and I’ve watched every explanation I could on it and it’s still not cl…
... /> So how does this help justify our argument?
Lets ... of its morality;
C; therefore it is impossible to ...LR HelpI improved my LSAT score from the September test to the December test by 4 points. I am now taking the February test to try and improve my chances of…
... the argument. Does the premise justify the conclusion? Why not?
conclusion, especially the easier ones. The ...PT7.S1.Q01 - before the printing pressHi Everyone, I'm having a hard time comprehending why the answer for this question is (C) rather than (E). From what I understand the argument …
What is the conclusion of the argument?
+ ... same?
Answer choice C gives you a perfect explanation ...PT12.S1.Q19 - the use of automobile safety seatsCan anyone shed a little light on this one for me? I see now why the correct answer is correct but I chose C because I felt that it was blocking any …
... could explain why you thought C would block out any alternate ... deaths.
So the conclusion being made is that the ...PT59.S2.Q20 - quality control investigator Can someone explain to me the difference between AC D and B https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-59-section-2-question-20/
... the earlier response ruling out C is solid.
... the original:
> C. overlooks the possibility that a ... sample. However, remember that the conclusion is that the supplier breached ... rate, which is exactly why C is tempting. It is not ...PT48.S1.Q06 - the pubic interest comprisesCan you someone please further explain why AC (C) is wrong? Please also let me know your thoughts on my explanations. Thank you! > P1: Public inte…
... please further explain why AC (C) is wrong? Please also ... !
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> C: The broadcast media should not ... complete the argument. AC (C) could be considered an inference ... information given, but not a conclusion that logically follows. The stimulus ...PT2.S2.Q14 - the "suicide wave"**PT2 S2 Q14** Type of question: WEAKEN Correct me if I am wrong in any part of my explanation. **Premise(s)** Oct. 1929 suicides due …
... , suicide number was higher.
Conclusion: "suicide wave" after stock market ... effect.
Answer choice (C) does (1). In Oct. & ...PT75.S1.Q03 - rock music is musically bankruptThe question is as follows Rock music is musically bankrupt and socially destructive but at least album covers of rock LPs from the 1960s and 197…
... /> > For me the n.c must be something like Digital ... digital.
For the conclusion to work, it needs to ... premises don't support our conclusion anymore and the argument falls ...PT2.S2.Q14 - the "suicide wave"**PT2 S2 Q14** Type of question: WEAKEN Correct me if I am wrong in any part of my explanation. **Premise(s)** Oct. 1929 suicides due …
... number was higher.
> Conclusion: "suicide wave" after stock market ... /> >
> Answer choice (C) does (1). In Oct. & ...PT83.S2.Q24 - Meteorologist: The number of tornadoes reported annually has more than doubledIs C right because its requires you to assume that since the number of large/med tornadoes reported has stayed the same, then the number of small tor…
... it's not the same conclusion as in the stimulus.
Then reviewing C, yes I think you got ...PT4.S1.Q18 - The question whether intelligent life existsHi, could someone help me understand Lsat4.s1.question-18 better? I have several questions. **Admin edit: Please review our <a href="https://7sage…
... C is a very precise way of writing this conclusion ... supports the conclusion correctly.
Conclusion: We cannot ... C is not even correctly describing how the premises support our conclusion ... . Thereby supporting the conclusion that since this precise ...PT54.S4.Q22 - The short-term and long-term interestsI don’t get it. AC B looks to be necessary but not sufficient. A->(B-most->C) Therefore B<-some->D AC B gives us C<-some->D Which allows u…
... problem and reached the same conclusion. I have been and am ... 't think
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can ...PT54.S4.Q22 - The short-term and long-term interestsI don’t get it. AC B looks to be necessary but not sufficient. A->(B-most->C) Therefore B<-some->D AC B gives us C<-some->D Which allows u…
... . There is no valid conclusion from "B C D"
The ... (the long term act) our conclusion then says we have reason ...Having problem conceptually with LawgicI can get through all the quizzes and exercises but I'm having a hard time knowing why or the meaning of things I'm doing. When I look at a SA quest…
... that treatment is.
@C.M. Hethcox Well to answer ... structure of the argument (premise, conclusion) if I'm doing a ... support structure or if the conclusion is valid but the overall ...Parallel QuestionsI am having some real difficulty with parallel questions. Could anyone explain how to do these in their own words? How do you guys attack them?
... _a projection_** of what the conclusion is **_committed to expressing_** if ... gt;B--->C
What is the conclusion committed to ... /> Therefore we have a particular C
But, answer ...
I will note in conclusion here that some of these ...Distinguishing MBT, SA, and NAOk so I feel as though I am interchanging methods of finding the answer for each of these questions. They're so similar to me and its starting to giv…
... you will look for a conclusion, a statement which, according ... ; B
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Conclusion: A -> C
and then you ... find]
Therefore: A -> C
The premise you ... another term common to the conclusion in the stimulus.
Difficulty with newer PSA/SA questionsI used to never really struggle too hard with PSA/SA. Pretty easy to identify the P --> C gap in the ACs. As I've moved onto the newer exams, I'm fin…
... real close attention to the conclusion: for instance, today I ... account **_precisely_** what the conclusion was saying. Another thing I ... answer choice (C). (C) doesn't get us to our conclusion, in fact ... the information in (C) gets us ...Difficulty with newer PSA/SA questionsI used to never really struggle too hard with PSA/SA. Pretty easy to identify the P --> C gap in the ACs. As I've moved onto the newer exams, I'm fin…
... paying close attention to the conclusion: "The keys to these ... real close attention to the conclusion: for instance, today I ... into account precisely what the conclusion was saying." Would you mind ... should continue my P-->C gap method. But it sounds ...PT1.S3.Q04, PT1.S4.Q21Totally dropped the ball on both of these. Help? For Q4: I thought D was totally wrong and I was completely sure of it because I thought to myself…
... necessary. Only a belief.
(C) confuses sufficiency and necessity. Recall ... to maintain deterrence. AC (C) says that if a nation ... laws, it cannot have crimes **(/C)**.
In lawgic ... above, you arrive at the conclusion that a city with crimes ...
