December 1994 LSAT
Section 2
Question 25
Max-Youngquist on September 1, 2018
@smilde11 let's diagram the first part of the passage. Remember to always translate "Unless" as "If not":Scarlett on November 16 at 03:14PM
I thought "unless" introduces a necessary condition. So CFV==> Not NBSEmil-Kunkin on November 16 at 11:28PM
Unless is tricky, but I like to treat it as just a term "if not" so, in that conception, it introduces the negative of a sufficient condition. I generally find it much simpler to replace the word unless with if not, and it makes the sentence way easier to understand, and maybe diagram if we choose to do so.