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Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... two primary considerations in deciding to split:
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game boards create useful restrictions that will allow me to ... just trading an empty master game board for empty split boards. ... are very helpful questions to ask to determine whether to split. -
Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... placing your variables below your game board?
> Like this ... board. In many instances, your frames are not going to ... so you will have to represent the uncertainty within each ... frame to properly symbolize the possibilities. ... -
Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... placing your variables below your game board?
> > Like ... board. In many instances, your frames are not going to ... so you will have to represent the uncertainty within each ... frame to properly symbolize the possibilities. ... -
Complaint/Critique: Inconsistent LG approachesThere are some situations where JY takes a different approach to a rule for no ostensible reason other than the fact that the ordinary approach would…
... placing your variables below your game board?
> > > ... board. In many instances, your frames are not going to ... so you will have to represent the uncertainty within each ... frame to properly symbolize the possibilities. ... -
Additional premisesWhen a question offers no additional premises, is the question referring to the prior question/game board?
The question would be referring to the main game board that was setup as a result of the rules they gave you at the very beginning. -
if/when to link up rules with biconditionals or when to just split game board?Hey all, I just did LG Game #2 from PT 09, and in the game there are 2 biconditional rules and 2 conditional rules. J <-> /K N <-> /P N -> L…
The game board splitting is really just a unique thing to each game. I'm not looking at that one specifically right now, so don't see what JY did. But as a rule, yes it is possible to link up biconditionals. -
Feb Test Logic GamesI normally crush the LG section and I found it really hard. I couldn't get past a few inconsistencies (obviously on my end). But I would like to kn…
... tricks either and inferences to limit the game board could be made. The ... crime scene game with the ... up confusion and the game was easier to visualize and map ... to get to the last game with some time to spare if you wanted to ... -
Any success stories on LR and what you're study method was like?Hello 7sage club! I'm wondering if there are any success stories out there about LR and what that person did to overcome their weaknesses. Current…
... really helpful for LR is to draw parallel arguments for each ... to understand why you missed them. Was it over-confidence error where ... at a point where more work still needed to be done. ... seeing the inferences without having to draw them out.
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LR Conclusion Question.For Lr Questions such as this in which the conclusion has a conditional statement. <font color="red">**Admin edit: do not post the actual LSAT qu…
... i am supposed to draw it out or how to go about it ... />
Definitely do not draw. Just try to understand.
On ... link up, you should never draw. If you find yourself leaning ... , we are in a situation where everyone is already walking whenever ... -
Scratching out Rules in LGI'm curious if everyone else scratches out rules in LG after you have used up the rule creating your master game board. I think it is a good strategy…
I put check-marks next to them as I translate them onto my game board. This way I know I've already covered the rule but can still read it if I need it.
Maybe try something a little more subtle and less destructive to your rules :D
