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P: A-most-B P: ? C: A-most-not x I can answer the majority of these drills correctly, but I am having a hard time understanding why the answer is B-->not x. This is how I drew out the first premise (most As are B) BBBB AAAA But then it states the missing premise is B-->not X or "all Bs are not X." If the shared sufficient between the two are B, why is the first premise written as A-most-B? Should it be B-most-A for this flash card to work? What am I missing?