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PT45, S1Q21 and S4Q22 Help with conditional logic in SA questions
seanh4
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I always have a difficult time answering these kinds of questions because
A: I'm not sure how to graph these kinds of questions, and
B: The clock is ticking down, so I wouldn't have time to graph anyway.
The assumption is obvious in both questions, it's just that when I get to eliminating all but 2 answer choices, I often pick the falsely negated AC. Is there a way I can improve my ability to spot the incorrect answer in this situation without spending 3+ minutes graphing? Any helpful tips/techniques? Thank you very much!
A: I'm not sure how to graph these kinds of questions, and
B: The clock is ticking down, so I wouldn't have time to graph anyway.
The assumption is obvious in both questions, it's just that when I get to eliminating all but 2 answer choices, I often pick the falsely negated AC. Is there a way I can improve my ability to spot the incorrect answer in this situation without spending 3+ minutes graphing? Any helpful tips/techniques? Thank you very much!