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Need A 20-25 PT increase. Any advise?I need a 20-25 pt increase from my diagnostic test and I have a little over 3 months. I'm willing to put in all the work. I already have a head start…
... Memorize indicator words, question stems, argument forms. Know formal logic back and ... front. Know a lot of informal logic. Know some ... concepts/principles of Aristotelian logic. Drill LR ... newer tests. Do a lot of everything.
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PT53.S1.Q9 - Global surveys estimate the earth'sHello 7sage community! This is my first time posting here but I've been reading the forum for quite some time. I'm posting as I have a question fro…
... assumption as the argument's conclusion could still be valid if the ... population was _less_ than that of the nesting female population? That ... possibility of the truth of the conclusion?
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PT53.S1.Q9 - Global surveys estimate the earth'sHello 7sage community! This is my first time posting here but I've been reading the forum for quite some time. I'm posting as I have a question fro…
... as the argument's conclusion could still be valid if the ... declining then the argument's conclusion of there being a ... , then the conclusion of the argument could very plausibly remain ... question: does the negation of a necessary assumption guarantee invalidly ... -
PT53.S1.Q9 - Global surveys estimate the earth'sHello 7sage community! This is my first time posting here but I've been reading the forum for quite some time. I'm posting as I have a question fro…
... false, then the conclusion of the argument could very plausibly remain true ... implies that the argument is not 100% true (valid), because it can ... original question: does the negation of a necessary assumption guarantee invalidly ... -
June'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm ESTJune'18 Study Group | Blind Review PT 68 | Tuesday, April 10th | 7:30 pm EST https://media.giphy.com/media/xox9kxPMcM81y/giphy.gif **Thank You …
... and here is the resulting valid argument:
p: A --& ... of reasoning (correlation/causation and conditionality)!
In this argument ... what you guys think of this analysis?? @Daniel.Sieradzki ... doing this your explanations of the other answer ... -
Driving materialHi Guys! Wondering if any of you have good study-related podcasts that you listen to while driving? I have 2 long drives coming up and I want to list…
What I meant by ‘strategies’ is the best approach for each question type, etc. Also, some of the formal logic like argument forms. I’m big on repitition for retention! -
Odd-ball argument formsHi all, I recently jumped from doing PTs in the 40s to PTs in the 70s in preparation of the June exam. What I've noticed is that the LR sections …
... didn't make a list of those argument forms, but I did mark ... revisit them.
Some of the questions you mentioned aren ... , but S2 Q22 is kind of similar to PT6 S3 Q19. -
Odd-ball argument formsHi all, I recently jumped from doing PTs in the 40s to PTs in the 70s in preparation of the June exam. What I've noticed is that the LR sections …
... ball' argument forms. Because I've never encountered these argument forms before ... Has anyone compiled a list of these argument forms?
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PT80.S1.Q19 - Politician: Of the candidates running, ThompsonI have some questions about this Q. Some of the information I'm presenting about this question I've only understood after reading forum boards (I don…
... , I believe the entire argument would be valid.
So if ... (strict) conditional relationship in the argument, we can see that AC ... doesn't do anything. The argument _isn't_ purporting a conditional ... most effectively denied any sort of relationship. -
SA and NA questionsHey 7sagers! I was just wondering if anyone had any tips on how to really understand sufficient and necessary assumption questions . I get what th…
... goes I try to think of it like this:
- I ... is a gap in this argument because the correct answer choice ...
On a scale of validity
MSS is the ... conclusion true? Or make the argument valid 100%?
A trick ...
