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No, it's not a Bi-conditional. If A then not B is a not both rule: A ---> B, for it's not clear if it's required for A to even show up. "If...then..." is a conditional itself. The meaning of this statement does not equate a bi-conditional. Sami …
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@shindavis16 If you click on anyone's username, you'll see a "message" (or else ignore lol) option on the top right corner next to their avatar image, from there you can PM ppl.
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I just made this up so it's not on the test lol Sign up 7sage ---> 180 Study hard ---> 180 180 ---> 7sage and Study hard English translation: There is at least 1 person (some) who didn't sign up for 7sage and didn't study hard, did not…
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@"Dillon A. Wright" Dang, you sure you don't wanna take the test man? You've just dispensed the ability to spot the unwarranted assumptions/flaws all over the place and did an excellent weakening question on this, probably a 5 star difficulty one.
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No worries, I didn't see that star either. I don't know if anyone has at the first attempt. It's more of a product of review for teaching purposes as opposed to a practical hands-on first time approach, just my opinion tho. Even to this day I don't …
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If "not" suggests in a sense of "no" or "none", then yes, it would trigger in terms of translation bc it would become a legit logical indicator. The reason it doesn't apply to /G most W is bc the latter is an existential quantifier whereas the trans…
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I think your translation of "Most things that are not green are wet." is good for /G most W. (just based the limited info given) But I'm not sure if "not" is a group 3 indicator tho. The most common ones we see/use within group 3 is unless, until, …
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@"Alex Divine" no man you didn't miss anything, everything you said is in complete conformity with mine, as a matter a fact, you pretty much implied everything I said by your post, I was just obnoxiously saying it all out again lol and I totally agr…
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I can only speak for myslef but I do all the problem sets and thoroughly review each question I missed or gave my trouble. Some ppl would say don't exhaust all the problem set, save some for later drills, which I can totally see the value of that ap…
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I think you are a little too hung up on the word as opposed to the meaning of the sentence, which is perfectly understandable as I was exactly the same at the beginning. To me, this sentence is just saying D ---> M, whether it's "all" or "every" …
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"The LSAT seems to be more rewarding mentally after mastering its contents." @Mellow_Z definitely agree with this. Different stages requiring different work, just as of right now, analyzing hard LR Qs could be really "addicting", precisely "bc" how…
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Welcome @JustDoIt !
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Stop keeping ppl hangin' Josh! It's great as is!
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Well, I don't know what would be the "best way", but for me personally is to understand the dynamics of the game and the rules. If I know all games pieces have to "appear" exactly once between exactly 2 groups, and the rule says A and B cannot appea…
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I second @TimLSAT180 as well. "All that is required to create conditions of economic justice (EJ) is the redistribution of wealth (ROW)" I don't think "all" is an indicator in this case but an emphasis on what is being required: ROW, hence EJ ---…
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"PT29 S3 Game 1, the second rule states "Bill 1 cannot be paid on the same day as Bill 5." The reason this is a A B is bc all 7 bills have to appear on either Wednesday or Thursday exactly once. Then they tell us 1 and 5 cannot be paid (appear) to…
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"Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the editorialists argument?" "Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main point of the argument?" I would even go one step further and say these two que…
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I agree with David. Main point of the argument is essentially/exactly the same as the main conclusion. With the camera lenses example you cited, the main point/conclusion is in the stimulus: "differences between cameras in this respect (lens resolut…
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Definitely designated time. The 8:45 is the "average" time we have per game, just like LR's 84 seconds. Some games shouldn't take you over 5 mins while others could/suppose to take 15 mins due to the design. So just like we would on LR, don't undere…
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I think pre-phrasing can be very subjective. For some ppl, yes, that might be the "key" to score in the range, while for others, it may be a huge distraction to approach the ACs with such a biased mindset. One thing good about pre-phasing is that it…
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Definitely agreed with @"Alex Divine" @"Cant Get Right" . Conditional logic is the corner stone of in/out games, due to the limitation of the either "in" or else "out" nature. And bc of this unique feature of this type of grouping games, I would be …
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This is a very subjective question, largely depending on your fluency and skill level. Having said that, you will find some "beast" candidates will say yes, cuz they can, for they have a mastery level of fluency on logic along with tons of real batt…
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@"nessa.k13.0" said: Great advice from @BinghamtonDave and @"Cant Get Right" !! Don't fixate so much on time so much as how to study effectively. If you spend 10 hours a day doing the wrong things it won't really help as much as 4 hours study…
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Awesome job! That's a HUGE improvement that should not let it go unnoticed, congrats!