June 1994 LSAT - Section 4 - Question 22
Ravi January 12, 2022
Great question. A biconditional is just a fancy term for statements that are “if and only if” or “if but only if” statements. These statements are called biconditionals because both of the components of the statement are sufficient and necessary conditions for each other. Let’s break down why this is the case.Karen-Norris January 12, 2022
Yes, that really helps alot. Thank you so much. KarenRavi February 8, 2022
Happy this helped.