Question 16 - Can someone clarify what both in ...

I'm unclear on what both means here. For example, does it mean MV can be together in F but a M/V ...

Deepal on October 16, 2022

• May 2020 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q16

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J & S

J and S are mutually exclusive, so there are at most only *one* other bird in the forest. Am I mi...

AndrewArabie on October 16, 2022

• December 2000 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q7

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Answer Choice D

Why can't T or W go in '95? I have a scenario that reads: Z, S, empty, U, T/W, T/W, empty R,...

AndrewArabie on October 15, 2022

• December 2002 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q12

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Tech Error

The video has no sound.

AndrewArabie on October 15, 2022

• December 2002 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q9

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Difference Between D and E

I went back and forth between D and E and ultimately chose wrong. I justified my answer because I...

amajerus on October 15, 2022

• November 2018 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q3

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many vs. some

hello, I understand the explanation provided for the correct answer choice when it says, "The two...

cmbaro on October 14, 2022

• June 2013 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q21

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Explanation

Could you please explain how C is the correct answer, thank you!

Josabeth on October 13, 2022

• October 1991 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q12

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Lucky Deduction?

One rule can be represented: N-->L Another can be represented: Q-->K Both have a common varia...

AndrewArabie on October 13, 2022

• October 1993 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q11

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I missed something... and have question

Hi, I chose C, the explanation didn't help me (I have known many doctors who have disagreed on t...

cglee on October 12, 2022

• June 2014 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q19

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C & D

I understand why E is correct. I chose it because it most clearly passed the negation test. But I...

AndrewArabie on October 12, 2022

• June 1996 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q8

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Why not C?

Hi, could you explain why C is incorrect and E is correct?

TPWK on October 12, 2022

• June 2020 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q21

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Anticipation

My anticipations after reading the stimulus were either: 1. safety features have not improved ...

AndrewArabie on October 12, 2022

• October 1994 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q19

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wouldn't nitrogen evaporate less readily than c...

If these are listed in decreasing abundance, wouldn't this mean that nitrogen evaporates less rea...

AndrewArabie on October 12, 2022

• December 1996 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q19

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E cannot be true or is it only not necessarily ...

Hi Can we infer from the information put forth by the opponents that E must be false? (I fe...

Mazen on October 12, 2022

• February 1993 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q19

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Not really sure how this combination is possible

The prompt states that if N & T are together then N is immediately before T. In this case, G woul...

Chuck on October 11, 2022

• June 2020 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q10

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Regarding E

Hi, I's just wondering whether my reasoning for eliminating E is correct, please? In my own...

Mazen on October 8, 2022

• February 1993 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q6

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Explanation

Can this be discussed further?

AllisonJ on October 8, 2022

• February 1993 LSAT
• SEC4
• Q22

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Why is B wrong? There was a response to this in...

In the stimulus it sounds like the source of the lack of public confidence comes from the trivial...

AndrewArabie on October 5, 2022

• June 2014 LSAT
• SEC2
• Q10

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confused

I thought this was the conclusion... "However, it is likely that common wisdom has mistaken an ef...

Abigail-Okereke on October 5, 2022

• December 2001 LSAT
• SEC1
• Q6

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why is A wrong?

This is how I diagrammed the argument's conclusion: Superior mastery of athletic technique --> ch...

Abigail-Okereke on October 5, 2022

• December 2001 LSAT
• SEC3
• Q3

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