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Inferences for Always, Most, SomeQuestion 1: For premise: A --> B Are all of the following valid inferences? A -m-> B A -s- B -B --> -A -B -m-> -A -B -s- -A Quest…
... then a valid conclusion is necessarily true and never false. ... Valid/True Inference: A --> B and -B
Valid/True Inference: A and ... B and -B ( ... because the A was 'activated' by true premise 3 ... -
Inferences for Always, Most, SomeQuestion 1: For premise: A --> B Are all of the following valid inferences? A -m-> B A -s- B -B --> -A -B -m-> -A -B -s- -A Quest…
... then a valid conclusion is necessarily true and never false. ... ; B and -B
>Valid/True Inference: A and B and -B ... (because the A was 'activated' by true premise 3 ...
Since the inferences are valid and the conclusion is impossible, the ... -
Sufficient Assumption QuestionsHello all, I am having a VERY difficult time with Sufficient Assumptions. JY says use logic for these questions, but every time I TRY to use it, i…
... ) on the premises and conclusion and follow repeated and established argument structures (Valid Arguments).
argument, makes it a valid argument. So what does ... when attempting to make this argument valid is to add a premise ... -
Using different study approachHello everyone, I've been studying for the LSAT for a few months now and got to a 157 so far, but it seems like I can't score higher under timed co…
... everything @sarakimmel says. While LR and RC tend to be harder ... is the most learnable section, and I highly recommend that if ... LGs you do and repeat) and foolproofing games 3 to 6 times to make ... -
Having trouble getting out of mid 150sHi everyone, I am planning to take the LSAT in October. My goal score is 165. I’ve been scoring consistently in the mid 150s and sometimes will sc…
... 's supposedly the most learnable and highly relevant to your score ... and study buddy and I recently have it down to around -3 to -6 ... focus on structure and function of each paragraph and to view RC ... made the difference for me, and will make a huge difference ... -
Can weakening or strengthening questions have valid conclusionsA valid conclusions is a conclusions that's already 100% proven by it's premises. Can these questions ever be strengthened or weakened? Or do strengt…
... stimulus is airtight and like you said, completely valid. Strengthen/Weaken questions ... for a flaw in strengthening and weakening because of the timing ... and fear that I'm wasting time on a valid argument. Gonna ... -
Diagramming Unless, Except issueCan someone help diagram the question below? I'm having a lot of trouble wrapping my head around it. Manuscripts written by the first time author…
... as “unless”, “until”, and “without”? i.e. Group 3 (negate the sufficient ... but since JY ignores that and just translates this into conditional ... ’s start with a simple form:
A except when ... br /> Now use the Group 3 and negate the sufficient:
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Is it worth adding an experimental section?Does anybody think its not necessary to add in an experimental section? In my opinion i just don't see it working well for me. Not knowing which one …
If you want the surprise factor, roll a dice to decide your experimental just before doing that extra section. 1 and 2=LR, 3 and 4=RC, 5 and 6= LG -
Drop in scores - minor freakout before November LSATHey Ya'll, I had been PT'ing in at my goal score for the month of October (over an average on about 5 tests and numerous individual sections), and…
... and LR, and -5 LG whereas before I was at -6 on RC and ... LR, and -2 on LG ... about 5 tests and numerous individual sections), and had been getting ... averaging about -2 or -3 on LR, and -4 or -5 on ... especially rough (-10, -8, -4, and -6). -
Conditional statementI have a random question LMAO! If in a grouping logic game the rule is: if W then T or F does that mean that if I have T or F in the yes/in group, …
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In conditional form, it is 1) /(W ... F) or (W -->T)) and 3) /(W --> T) --> ... what about forms 2) and 3) of the statement. While ... because forms 2) and 3) are equivalents of form 1), so ... in the sufficient part in form 3) is true.
PT92.S1.Q17 - Plumbing gradsCan someone please give a breakdown of this question? I am having trouble understanding what the flaw is. P: Tech institute has been using new ex…
... curriculum
P: 1/3 graduates pass certification - below national ... rate was higher than 1/3 before experimental curriculum.
... , would not necessarily change the argument.
E. ... strictly how the argument is flawed and introduces no other ...Differences between Strenghten Q & Sufficient Assumption Q.For me, both are to support the argument. But, it’s to hard to distinguish how to approach to each. Is there anyone who can explain how to approa…
... question will turn your argument into a valid argument(100%). As in there ... you to validate the argument. It can, and in that case that ... would need to turn that argument that is always incorrect ... into an argument that might be correct(_might ...How did you respond when things went wrong during a test?Hi 7Sagers. I'm taking my first attempt in February and I was curious how people handled different instances of things going wrong during the test: t…
... . Finished game 3 and 4, and had 5 or 6 minutes left. ... Came back, and saw that ...
e) Identify assumptions and compare leap
f) ... ), flag, pick your best guess and move on.
... vs. what not, and I remember one question ...Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
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This is a valid argument. If we were to map ... you get less of x and not also less of y ...Inferrences based on "the more Xs, the more Ys"Hi All, My question is: from "the more Xs, the more Ys", could I infer "the less Xs, the less Ys"? This inference seems neither a valid nor a…
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The first argument is valid and is not asserting any kind ... of causal relationship. The second argument ... is invalid and is assuming that the ...Sufficient → Conclusion → NecessaryDoes this mean that the sufficient alone is enough for the conclusion to be drawn and once the conclusion can be drawn, the necessary is a must?
... the middle should be "Valid Argument" rather than "Conclusion". ... sufficient for the argument to be valid and/or necessary in ... order for the argument to be valid. ... the argument valid, and it's necessary for the argument to valid, too ...155->175, offering free help for June test takersIt was in the last three weeks that I finally started hitting the 175+ mark consistently. I’m happy to talk to anyone about their unique situation an…
... what you are asking and lookin for. But I ... 'm currently contemplating retaking and reapplying for the upcoming cycle ... -4) , then LR (-6 to -3), and finally LG (-5 to 0 ... endless PTs with BR, and drilled. What should I ... start off with and how should I ease ...Need Tips on how to ProceedI started studying for the LSAT in early April of this year, scored a 145 diagnostic. I have gone through the curriculum and now my Practice Test hig…
... master is recognizing argument structures. QTs' main point and argument parts lay down ... 'll need to quickly and accurately identify argument parts and methods of reasoning ... with the other 3 skills. These are parallel reasoning and parallel flaws ...Need Tips on how to ProceedI started studying for the LSAT in early April of this year, scored a 145 diagnostic. I have gone through the curriculum and now my Practice Test hig…
... master is recognizing argument structures. QTs' main point and argument parts lay down ... 'll need to quickly and accurately identify argument parts and methods of reasoning ... with the other 3 skills. These are parallel reasoning and parallel flaws ...Panicking over LORsSo I have been out of undergrad for less than a year, and I have been committing my life to the LSAT. I decided that I am going to try and get my LOR…
... in selecting a particular recommender, and (3) your potential for success ... that is STRONG, POSITIVE, and SPECIFIC. With that in mind ... of your personal statement, and
(6) a brief summary of ... provide about your future goals and intentions, the easier it ...Different Flaw TypesWhat are some of the ways you learned to study the different flaw types? I've been trying flashcards but I'm not retaining any of it. Any advice?
... flaw is present.
3) A useful skill is to ... 's not just reading an argument and seeing an ad hom). You ... to break down the argument into assumptions and criticize assumptions, which is ... a solid chunk of flaw (and strengthen/weaken) questions will ask ...PT29.S1.Q18 and PT2.S2.Q24 - Help!!! Logic ContradictionsHi, can any LR guru help take a look at the two following LR questions? PT29 1-18 PT2 2-24 Details: PT29 1-18: Most of artists are less ins…
... ; [Not a Planning Committee Member], and noticed that Planning Committee Member ... found with one of the valid argument forms
A-> ...Any other source for logical reasoning?I'm having trouble with logical reasoning especially the weakening questions. I was wondering do you guys use any other source to understand logical …
... have one book of the 3 and I have a lot of ... /> - very helpful in identifying premise and conclusion
- the sections on ... is. it's an intentional form of active reading. this was ... /> - density is somewhere between LGB and Loophole
Pros < ...PT93.S3.Q25 - the claim that vitamin C is effective in treating acneCan anyone explain why pt 93 s3 q25 is A and why B-E are wrong? I struggled with this one but ended up choosing D.
... the treatment.
The argument subtly relies on the assumption ... in the study and has no effect on the argument.
B, D, and E are tempting ... as they all do address some form of ...Analyze PT93 Live with J.Y. Ping!Hey everyone! We are excited to announce a first at 7Sage. Curriculum creator and 7Sage founder J.Y. Ping will be hosting his very own Live Class!…
... /> Wednesday 11/30: Passage 3 and Questions
Thursday 12/1 ... : Passage 4 and Questions
Friday ... Game 2 and Questions
Tuesday 12/6: Game 3 and Questions
... Wednesday 12/7: Game 4 and ...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…
... L - O (-> L/6 -> M/3)
If L - O ... then L cannot be 6, so ... cannot be 6 and M cannot be 3.
**Rule 3:** T and K slash ... M crossed out under 1 and 6 and T and K crossed out under ... L - O (-> L/6 -> M/3)), it looks like this ...What is the best way to understand Necessary Assumption Questions?I am barely getting these questions correct and i am about to give up. Could someone please tell me your methods for approaching these questions caus…
... and you will be able to tell by looking at the argument form ... a gap in the argument form (the stimulus makes a ... ideas together. The other form is (if you don ... that can block the argument from being "wrecked". ... the negation wrecks the argument then you have the ...(so confused -- please help!) PTC.S2.Q22Hello! Could someone please help me figure this AP question out? There's no explanation video for it. The median score of someone who got it right…
... /> In other words: The argument establishes the conclusion that being ... further, however, that (P2) and (C) are logically equivalent. ... Long story short, (P2) and the conclusion (C) are logically ... the valid argument forms discussed in the core curriculum and ...PT25.S2.Q15 - Some plants have extremely sensitive biologcal thermometers.Hi, I watched the explanation for this question but I still don't understand why D is the correct answer over E -- so if anyone really understands th…
... is inaccurate" and at worst is strengthens the argument by saying " ... Correct. Perfectly attacks the aformentioned argument, which assumes that the air ... tall plant is at +3 degrees celcius, and the short plant , ... are not 0 and 2, but actually +3 and -100 or in ...PT3.S2.Q14 - Which of the following, if True, is the most effective counter..Did anyone else pick C instead of B? I thought that the 24 policy showed that it was important to have continuity of care so that if the doctors are …
... affects physicians' decision making and Quincy's argument is that given that ... the past and it can be assumed that the argument that "long ... " now IS consequential is a valid argument.
If anything, C ...
