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| Word | Docs | Hits |
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| universal | 254 | 355 |
| quantifer | 0 | 0 |
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5 Reasons to Ditch LSAT this Weekend :)Hey fellow 7sagers : ) I am seeing a lot of posts about people knowing they are not ready for the test but still taking it or realizing by answer…
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There's not a universal calculus to selecting your ideal ... -
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…
Hey @"Giant Panda" , I'd love to help but I'm not entirely sure what your question is. I'm also not entirely sure what a universal statement is. Are you referring to an all statement? Something like "All Jedi use the force" -
An attempt to analyse a question in a pure math/econ/finance way. PT 31-S2-Q8For those who have a math or econ or business background. We learned that of any financial or math model, there are 2 kinds of variables-Endogeno…
... on the point of how universal or limited a model is ... -
Blind Review MethodHey guys! I am not sure how the blind review method works since I have only attempted it once (for the diagnostic)... not sure if I am doing it corre…
... a specific question conforms to universal logic, and by seeing this ... -
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?
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There's no universal page, unfortunately.
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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?
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Reading CompWhen reading passages, are there any signs/ signals that one should look out for that may be an area of interest that questions focus on?
... , but these certainly aren't universal. They work for me, but ... -
Conditional vs CasualHi, I am having a hard time differentiating between a cause and effect and a conditional statement. Would anyone have tips or tricks?
... , it's less of a universal rule like @jknauf said and ... -
[Ended] LSAT Chat w/Instructor & Sage Jonathan | Tues, Feb 7th at 8pmEST | June2017 Study Group@"Jonathan Wang" has agreed to have an LSAT chat with us and answer our questions! Think of it as "Jonathan's millennial-friendly nondenominational b…
... you think there is a universal approach one should utilize while ... -
Does the word "can" indicate a relationship?Hi all, Just a quick question, does the word "can" indicate a relationship or is it indicate like "could", "might" a probability? For instanc…
... a conditional one. Because an universal quantifier/conditional logic dictates a ... to represent this idea with universal quantifier/conditional logic. Cuz it ... the logic language such as universal/existential quantifier, bc it neither ... -
Does the word "can" indicate a relationship?Hi all, Just a quick question, does the word "can" indicate a relationship or is it indicate like "could", "might" a probability? For instanc…
... Box" nailed it. With both universal and existential quantifiers, we know ... -
Beliefs v. FactsI've only come across this type of flaw a few times, but I'd like to understand the structure behind it. The explanation and example offered in the c…
... law." "Is" is much more universal. We know that the sky ... -
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…
... statement in the stimulus:
Universal loss of belief in money ... that it would take is universal loss of belief in it ... -
Best way to use to Core Curriculum?Hi all, I'm really new to this, just started the Ult+ class on Monday. I'm a little bit confused about the best way to use the curriculum. Should…
... in a way, such as universal/existential quantifiers, translation rules among ... -
Best way to use to Core Curriculum?Hi all, I'm really new to this, just started the Ult+ class on Monday. I'm a little bit confused about the best way to use the curriculum. Should…
... in a way, such as universal/existential quantifiers, translation rules among ... -
Help with a simple translationI'm working on translations to help with my SA understanding and am using the "find the missing link" exercises by taking the logic and translating t…
... the translation groups are under universal quantifiers, in which situation we ... we can't really apply universal quantifiers translation rules under such ... -
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…
... . We are looking for something universal in SA questions and subjectivity ... -
Inclusive or exclusive 'or'How do we tell the difference between an inclusive 'or' (group 3 rules) or an exclusive 'or' (can be negated to mean 'and')?
... 'm not aware of any universal rule here.
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might be a dumb question...Which type of questions in the logical reasoning section require the use of Suf/Nec and their negation? I have a good idea of how this works, I under…
... as well. Not on a universal basis, but there are sometimes ... -
PowerScore one-on-one + 7Sage: Their powers combined?Okay, so, my particular situation is that I've been attempting to do prep with PowerScore for a long time (3 years as of this month). I've taken the …
... the point) by learning the universal standard metric system (fundamentals in ... -
Free LR Tutoring [coming soon] (Update with a polling question)Hey everyone, I want to get feedback and see if there is an interest out their in studying LR but with a focus on strategies that increase your u…
@Sami Oh absolutely!! This is great!! I've literally been thinking about this a lot lately, whether or not there were universal strategies that would help identify answer choice or argument patterns. Very interested! Thank you very much! -
Some statementsHey im still confused after reviewing the CC again I know a some statement can be reversibly read but is there a way to negate it? For example:…
... a conditional statement with a universal indicator. That is because if ... with the power of us universal indicator.
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Test AnxietySimilar to many of you, I suffer from bad test anxiety. If I don't get in the zone within the first 5 questions, I panic for the whole test, effectiv…
@"yeram.choi" I do this but it doesn't work often. Is it universal for you? If not how do you get it to work even when it's not? Better yet, what do you do when it's not working? -
Can I treat "few" as same as "some" and "many"?Remember in "Some and Most Relationship" lesson, JY mentions that "some" and "many" can be used interchangeably because they both have subjective def…
... the nature of "few". Unlike universal indicators, "some" statements, and "most ... what isn't. In a universal indicator, we know that everything ... -
Question on contrapositive for some and iffHi all! So I need some clarifications...! Please help! Contrapositive for "some" doesn't exist because it's reversible. A <-s-> /B (Some A …
... is because it is using universal quantifiers and doing so would ...
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Question on contrapositive for some and iffHi all! So I need some clarifications...! Please help! Contrapositive for "some" doesn't exist because it's reversible. A <-s-> /B (Some A …
... is because it is using universal quantifiers and doing so would ... /> > you **can** contrapose when universal quantifiers are present
Some statementsHey im still confused after reviewing the CC again I know a some statement can be reversibly read but is there a way to negate it? For example:…
... of logic come from one universal topic: deductive reasoning. That is ...Some statementsHey im still confused after reviewing the CC again I know a some statement can be reversibly read but is there a way to negate it? For example:…
... THINK of logic as a universal topic. That is most students ... to mention this is not universal!
Notice I used the ... deductive reasoning. This implies a universal topic and universal concepts at play...
... to do is provide a UNIVERSAL away of getting conclusions no ...Only....ifIs it ok to translate "Writing can *only* succeed *if* it meets the expectations." as: "Meet Expectation --> Succeed" or Is it "Succeed --> …
... are either not given a universal rule or they were given ... is not as valuable as universal techniques.
