If a mother's first child is born before its due date, it is likely that her second child will be also. Jackie's seco...

anadolorit on April 30 at 01:38AM

Key Takeaway Mistake

With conditionals, you can get the contrapositive. with some statements, you can reverse; with most statements, you can reverse if you change the most to some. I know this wasn't featured in this question, but the explanation says you "get what you get" with a most statement, which is misleading because there IS something to infer from a most statement: if A most B, then B some A.

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Emil-Kunkin on May 5 at 01:32AM

I think that was meant to note that most doesn't get you anything stronger than a most, although it does something weaker, which was not at play here.