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| Word | Docs | Hits |
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| universal | 254 | 355 |
| qualifier | 24 | 30 |
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PT 36.S3.Q26 - four universal forceshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-36-section-3-question-26/ Could anyone be kind enough to explain why is the correct answer choice "B". I fai…
... established theories.
Conclusion: Fifth universal force of mutual repulsion between ... -
Negating/denying Universal quantifiersHey, I know that there were lessons on denying existential quantifiers, but I couldn't find one for the universal quantifiers... Can you please…
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I know that there were lessons on denying existential quantifiers, but I couldn't find one for the universal quantifiers...
Can you please tell me how to deny statements with existential quantifiers?
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IF-Then with a qualifier?What's up with people that use If-then statement with a qualifier like "could". If X, then Y must follow. It's necessary. What's the point/impact o…
... If-then statement with a qualifier like "could". If X, then ... -
Negation of universalHi All, I had stumbled across a question which it needs to negate an universal statement. Is there a JY lesson on this? If so, it will be great i…
... it needs to negate an universal statement. Is there a JY ... about how to negate a universal statement. -
Does this sentence contain conditionality despite lacking any universal indicators?"Having an efficient, attractive subway system makes good economic sense." EAS = efficient, attractive subway system GES = Good economic sense …
... , as with any sentence lacking universal indicators, there is lots of ... -
Conditional Logic/Universal Quantifiers Chart!Hi everyone-I noticed that many of us have desperately wanted a print out or a chart version of the Universal Quantifiers lesson ( https://7sage.com/…
... a chart version of the Universal Quantifiers lesson ( https://7sage.com ... /lesson/universal-quantifiers-overview/?ss_completed_lesson=972 ). I ... -
A confusion relates to Lawgic and Sufficent Assumption QuestionsI am very confused with a specific relationship between universal quantifiers and existential quantifiers. This confusion becomes annoying in Assumpt…
... with a specific relationship between universal quantifiers and existential quantifiers. This ... -
A specific Lawgic Confusion and Assumption QuestionsI am very confused with a specific relationship between universal quantifiers and existential quantifiers. This confusion becomes annoying in Assumpt…
... with a specific relationship between universal quantifiers and existential quantifiers. This ... -
Valid Argument Forms 6-8Okay so i was watching the video where JY tells us how to distinguish between Valid and Invalid argument forms and at the end he gave us a little tri…
... appear first and then the universal statements.
So an ... in the invalid forms the universal statements appear first and then ... -8 as they start with universal statements rather than existential statements ... -
Qualifiers and Valid/Invalid ArgumentsHey everyone! I've been reviewing valid and invalid argument forms this afternoon, and I'm having a bit of trouble so any help would be greatly appre…
... I know that using the qualifier some + some = no inferences; some ... -
The Most Important LSAT Prep Decision You Will MakeToday, we have our first discussion about attitude. This is a rather sensitive topic, because nobody likes to be told that their attitude sucks, but …
... /> This first topic is a UNIVERSAL problem that happens up and ... />
This is not a universal thing. You can tell the ... -
Translating to LawgicIn the lessons that cover conditional reasoning (existential/universal quantifiers), I get almost every single practice problem correct...however, wh…
... that cover conditional reasoning (existential/universal quantifiers), I get almost every ... -
PT46.S3.Q24 - editorialist: despite the importancehttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-46-section-3-question-24/ This sufficient assumption question really has me thrown. I've read the Manhattan…
The indicator "even if"Hi, I know that there are many words that indicate what groups (universal quantifiers) you are in. Among them, where does the word "even if" belong t…
Hi, I know that there are many words that indicate what groups (universal quantifiers) you are in. Among them, where does the word "even if" belong to? Thanks.RC Annotation Method and BR (Most Authoritarian Rulers Passage pt.2)Hey guys after watching Nicole Hopkins' webinar on RC Methods and Jimmy Quicksilver's webinar on RC Question Types and Tips I thought it would be hel…
... be right, but with the qualifier “even if not pressured to ...Understanding why "some are not" is the negation of "all"In the existential quantifiers lessons, JY explains how to negate statements with the universal quantifier "all." The conclusion was that "some are n…
... to negate statements with the universal quantifier "all." The conclusion was ...PT35.S4.Q23 - older wiser tree ringsHi, coming here from the two comments in the explanations (https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-35-section-4-question-23/). I would really lik…
... A is not a general/universal claim.
As one ...Tips for Quickly Eliminating Answer Choices (PR, Strengthen, Assumptions)Hey All, Over the past few months, since I began my LSAT journey, I've accumulated a few tips on how to quickly eliminate answer choices for Paral…
... is that this is a universal statement. I would write: " ... A (this conclusion is not universal because it says that the ... existential conclusion. Our conclusion is universal). We are then left with ... and C, which each have universal conclusions:
B-- Y --& ...valid arguements and indicators ..how does this appy?Hello 7Sagers, I am in the process of completing the core curriculum and i had a question about the LR portion of the circular. I am memorizing un…
... the circular. I am memorizing universal indicators, valid arguments , invalid arguments ...Match the Reasoning and Match the Flaw QsHi Everyone, These questions are some of the most time consuming in LR, and there are many people in the LSAT community who advocate using certai…
... the strength of the conclusion (qualifier words), the type of reasoning ... (conditional, causation, etc.), and other qualifier words such as most, some ...Easy way to see ALL bookmarks (and likes)?I love the site, and am 2 seconds away from ordering the Ultimate+ package. I just have two questions: 1) is there an easy way to see ALL bookmark…
... "Discussion" page. Is there one universal bookmarks page?
2 ...Event Independence on the LSATHello again! First of all, I wanted to express my general appreciation for everyone in the 7Sage community! You guys are essentially total strangers,…
... the LSAT definitions of the qualifier words, Sundae buyers have a ...PT32.S4.Q20 - dana: it is wrong to think thatI'm having a lot of difficulty understanding why B is the correct answer here. After watching the explanation I see why the other answers are incorre…
... learning. He doesnt have any universal statements in his disagreement...he ... just disagrees with Dana's universal statement.
Also, if ...Insights on performing well on the LSAT under stress/nervousnessHi, I haven't taken the exam yet, (my first time will be December), so please take this post with a grain of salt. I know that many of the Septem…
... while now to address this universal question: how can one be ...PT31.S3.Q23 - although finalismhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-31-section-3-question-23/ would it be a good way to think alternative to JY's explanation that answer cho…
... existential indicator rather than a universal indicator as in the stimulus ...Negating "all" conditional statement - I need some clarityDuring question #2 of Negate Quiz #4, it states that: Every doctor in this hospital is qualified to work on combating the city’s zombie epidemic. …
... to “none”, which is a universal quantifier which implies a conditional ...In-stride CC LR pulse checkJust finished the LR portion of the CC. Prior to the CC, my average performance on LR sections was ~20-21 questions answered with a score in the hig…
... point of view.
Qualifier: Full transparency, I did watch ...Lawgic at Odds with Formal Logic?I've taken some formal logic classes in the past and am familiar with some of the rules they use. I've really been struggling with parallel reasoning…
... 7sage.
For example, universal negative propositions (No S is ...Existential vs Universal QuantifiersI should clarify I am confused about the negations! How does it result that from a statement such as "All cats are black" to Neg Some cats /black O…
I should clarify I am confused about the negations! How does it result that from a statement such as "All cats are black" to Neg Some cats /black OR (this is the one I'm confused about)... cats and /black. I don't understand the "and"?Parsing a sentenceHello, all! Can you suggest how to effectively parse sentences? I understand that every sentence is unique in its structure, but is there a universal…
Hello, all! Can you suggest how to effectively parse sentences? I understand that every sentence is unique in its structure, but is there a universal, generic application or set of steps that can help in parsing ? Thanks.
