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How is B wrong? - The missing premise has to be Y ➡️Z Not Z ➡️not Y
Flavio March 15, 2016
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"Conflicts with passage" - I don't understand how something that "conflicts with passage" wouldn't weaken the argument. Or h...
kammerch March 15, 2016
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Are these real LSAT questions? - I was wondering if this was real LSAT question as the punctuation seems a bit off? Thanks!
Mia6 March 12, 2016
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Sufficient Condition - So "always" and "never" introduce sufficient conditions?
Michael Wyman March 11, 2016
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I don't understand this answer - I thought that the contra positive of A->B was not B->not A? The explanation shows the contra pos...
Michael Wyman March 6, 2016
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"&uarr" - What does &uarr represent in this drill?
Maryann1 March 6, 2016
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Answer choice D - But the arguments don't even mention infants. I picked C, thinking it can give back up for the fi...
Flavio March 4, 2016
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Logical opposite - I keep seeing that the logical opposite of must be true is not necessarily true but I don't under...
jgray106 March 4, 2016
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Explanation - I'm not sure whether to pick C as the correct answer choice, yet it seems like it's the answer th...
Flavio March 2, 2016
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Cannot Be True EXCEPT - Is your explanation correct for the correct answer? For example, the term conflicts' logical eq...
Spring March 2, 2016
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