You're correct! That's valid argument form #6

This is a valid argument. Specifically, its valid argument form #6. However, we could also bridge the gap by adding the premise A some C or A most C.

This is a valid argument. Specifically, its valid argument form #6. However, we could also bridge the gap by adding the premise A some C or A most C.

Hi! Does anyone have the PDFs of the LSAT India PTs #5 & #6? Thanks!!

Thanks for sharing this! Really interesting. The only thing I’d say (for other 7Sagers) is that their response to question #6 seems fairly dubious from their limited answer. If a 172 is “devalued” bec

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Has anyone had issues with one section of an exam glitching to where the answers appear to be moving from left to right? I experienced this during a PT on Sunday, the first RC section was fine but whe

PT C2, Section #3, Question #6 Answer Choice D

UCLA and USC are excellent schools, but Berk was #6 in the USNWR rankings less than a decade ago. Plus, just by being in Cali you’ll be able to network in that area better. So yeah, if you get the BL

#6 MBF

Per these numbers, Columbia is by far and away the leading placer of Big Law grads, followed by Cornell. Chicago places #6 on this list - basically average for the T-14. The obvious caveat is that thi

Per these numbers, Columbia is by far and away the leading placer of Big Law grads, followed by Cornell. Chicago places #6 on this list - basically average for the T-14. The obvious caveat is that thi

am planning on applying to UCI (#21) or Loyola (#65). Both are reachable schools with my numbers. I will apply to other schools, like USC etc. but that seems like a practice in futility.

Group 3: Valid Arguments 6 to 9 – deals with A being the common variable between B & C: #6 A→B & A→C, #7 A→B & A←s→C, #8 A→B & A‑m→C, #9 A‑m→B & A‑m→C

get in there it would be hard to walk away - see #6 - but it also wouldn't make any kind of financial sense. I still wonder what might happen in that regard but I will cross that bridge if I com

get in there it would be hard to walk away - see #6 - but it also wouldn't make any kind of financial sense. I still wonder what might happen in that regard but I will cross that bridge if I com

Ok, here is my professional and solid advice.

Does anyone have a method for memorizing Valid Args? I know #1-#6, But I’m struggling with #7-#9. Feel free to share. Open to suggestions. Thanks!

Johnnie Cochran went to Loyola Marymount Law (ranked #65).

at the beginning, and compounded the effect of #6...