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PT3.S2.Q04 - a work of architectureCould it be true that C and E are not the correct answers due to the following reasons? . C ) The stimulus doesn't discuss about architect in gener…
... commenter got it right, and I think this question is ... F -> U. (inviting and functional --> must be unobtrusive).
@ ... for public use, that **must mean** that these same egos ... br /> But that's not true. Failing the sufficient doesn't ... -
If you understand LR PLEASE help me!! #desperateHi guys!! I'm having some trouble with Logical Reasoning, specfically with SA/NA/PSA. I have gone through the CC, read powerscore/loophole/trainer, a…
... will be something that must exist in order for the conclusion to be true ... .
The correct answer choice in a SA will be ... LR on the real LSAT and had a -1 section average ... -
If you understand LR PLEASE help me!! #desperateHi guys!! I'm having some trouble with Logical Reasoning, specfically with SA/NA/PSA. I have gone through the CC, read powerscore/loophole/trainer, a…
... will be something that must exist in order for the conclusion to be true ... .
> The correct answer choice in a SA will be ... LR on the real LSAT and had a -1 section average ... -
PreTest1 Section 3 Question20For this question, I believed that answer D was the correct choice. I reviewed this question three times and cannot understand how E, "Many people in…
... believe that both big and small businesses provide consumers ... responsible during specific periods must mean that there are ... responsibility than just providing goods and services to customers. Also ... be true, it could be just as likely that providing goods and ... -
Quick Translation HelpIt might be the lack of coffee, or alternatively the 8 hrs of study so far, but for some reason I am having trouble translating this sentence. (The…
... can have the necessary condition be true or untrue, it's free ... the conditions that precipitate it must also b failed, or else ... the contrapositive u switch and to or and vice versa).
< ... think about failing the necessary and going backwards down the logic ... -
PT21-S3-Q6- Books about architectural worksI noticed that for this question we are being presented with a principle in the stimulus. The principle used conditional logic: Intended General A…
... for architects) --> (discusses function AND aesthetics)
IF (not ... flawed) --> (discusses function and aesthetics) OR (intended for general ... (ie: for architects). And then, with the book ... the conclusion is true, then it must be the case that ... -
PT80.S4.Q22-- scientists once believed thatHi, Can anyone explain why B is right here? It seems, when watching JY's explanation, that the reason why B is right is because it provides an ex…
... and weight
..... Concludes from those facts that the belief must be ... abandoned.
This would be an ... argument based on counterexample. (It's not true ... they have to be similar in relevant and significant ways. < ... -
BiConditional vs When Rule Goes AwayHi, I have two questions which might have one simple answer. 1) Can someone please explain to me why I shouldn't do a biconditional every time it …
... because A/B isn't true when read from right ... rule something can be not blue and still not be an ape, but ... no apes can be ... not blue then it definitely must be an ape. Now we can ... All apes are not blue, and all not blue things are ... -
Necessary Assumption HelpOther than the negate and weaken technique, does anyone have any advice or tricks for solving necessary assumption questions? #help
... choices and say to yourself, "if the conclusion is true, must (assumption choice) be true ... ?"
The correct answer will be one ... is proven to be true by the corresponding premise(s) and conclusion. The ... -
Conditional linkageIf I have a statement: A ---> C and a second statement: B ---->C is it fair to say A + B ----> C?
... be true in that if you have A and B then you must ... have C, that logical representation would be ... it would not be inaccurate per say ... ; C, it would be an incomplete representation of ... /> the correct representation would be:
A or B ...
