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December 2014 LSAT
Section 4
Question 25
Of the citizens who disapprove of the prime minister's overall job performance, most disapprove because of the prime ...
Ryan-Mahabir
on October 18, 2019
Why is A correct? Why is B incorrect?
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Irina
on October 19, 2019
@Ryan-Mahabir,
The argument tells us that:
People disapprove -> most against tax
T not against tax
T approves
This is a flawed argument since we cannot use transposition with a particular statement, such as "most."
Let's compare it to (A) and (B)
People support logging -> most think it reduces fire risk.
A does not think it will reduce the risk
A opposes logging
This flawed reasoning pattern is identical to the stimulus.
(B) People expect an increase -> most think it is a good reason for a school
B does not expect an increase
B does not favor a new school
This is also a flawed reasoning pattern but it is clearly different from the stimulus, as it attempts to negate the antecedent instead.
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