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... EXISTENTIALQUANTIFIERS OVERVIEW Lesson 1 of 30
• Existentialquantifiers are intersectional ... should realize that what you’re negating is the conditional relationship ... sentence and understand what the negation of that sentence is.
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... EXISTENTIALQUANTIFIERS OVERVIEW Lesson 1 of 30
• Existentialquantifiers are intersectional ... should realize that what you’re negating is the conditional relationship ... sentence and understand what the negation of that sentence is.
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... that mistakes sufficient for necessary is one type of flaw (I ... is the 'mirror flaw' of mistaking necessary for sufficient, which we discussed ... in the last lesson."
JYs method for blind review is pretty much circle questions that ... the test.
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I see them mentioned on here a lot, but, aside from @"Cant Get Right"'s webinars, I rarely see them discussed or practiced much. Could someone explain what they are and how you use them?
I've heard a lot of different things about a curve from the test. What exactly is the curve and does it drastically change the score? Anyone have any examples of the curve?
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