ok.......just figured it out.

What i said was correct. However, i see my flaw.

If U=y then w and z are left as possible choices. There is no restriction that w and z cant be together in "1". Thus A.

I did this problem the first time and selected as my answer E.

Came back to this problem a 2nd time (after some time) and again i selected E.

I know the answer is B but i just dont see the logic. Can somone help?

I mean i see why B could be the answer..........i just dont see why E cant.

Hi,

No i am not positive brownies are healthier.

Looking at just the statement. "Foods high in fat "tend" to be unhealthy". I guess that this means NOT ALL foods high in fat are unhealthy. So it is possible that the cookies although high in fat are not unhealthy.

To be honest i am not sure.

When i did this problem i came up with the following:

Note: ~ denotes "not"

FatFood --> ~healthy
Healthy --> ~Fatfood

Brownies --> ~Fatfood
Cookies --> Fatfood

I guess the flaw might be that Brownies are "healthy". But why?

I know the answer is either B or D. I think the answer is B but my reasoning is not sound. My reason for choosing B has more to do with NOT choosing D than choosing B because it matches. Could someone diagram this out. I have a really hard time with these type of questions. Can anyone provide some i...

ok...i see.

The Sociologist makes two claims to support his argument:
1) "high differential means that companies will be able to hire freely"
2) "social friction develops because of static wages"

The assumption has to "tie" the two together. The only choice is A.

I know the answer is A. But isnt A just a restatment of the argument?

Why is A the best answer?

Other things:
1) If O is not at 8 then F/G is at 1 and eight.
2) You can not have KH.
3) Can have HK as long as O comes after L.
4) K can only be in position 2, 3, or 4

I have a diagram but for some reason could not figure out a way to do so. 1: Can only be F/G 2: Can not be J, O, L 3: Can not be J, O, L 4: Can not be O, L 5: Can not be K, O 6: Can not be H, K 7: Can not be H, K 8: Can not be M, J , H, L, K 8: Can only be either O, F/G But even with this diagram th...

Can someone set this up?

Can someone go through this problem?

I have a question about Q22: I must be missing something here because i get that all of them cant be true. I know i am wrong but for argument sake let me tell you what i was thinking: If T is in second and we know that U<=x, U comes after T then U and X are in the 3rd. U must equal y or U must eq...

i wish i had found this site much earlier. If i had i would have purchased a book and some tutoring.......but i think its too late now. But i like your explanations. And if know of anyone planning to take the LSAT i will be sure to recommend this site and/or your course/books.

In reviewing your answer and then re-reading the problem i had a question. The first sentence as you stated goes something like....... "experienced salespeople make quota". Then the 2nd sentence something like "since i am not experienced i wont make quota". So shouldnt the diagra...

Your summary is very good! I understand now.......thank you very much!

I think i just figured it out......but wanted confirmation. B and C are very similar in their statements. However, in the argument there is a wording of "I must not count". If you look at "C" the wording is "may expect" which is not like the wording of the argument. How...

I got this wrong. I did the problem again.......still got it wrong. The answer is B but i thought the best answer was "C". COuld someone explain the logic that i must be missing.

How did you know the 2nd sentence was the "conclusion". I was thinking the last sentence was the conclusion which was my problem. But how on earth did you get the 2nd sentence as the conclusion............

I have the book which states what the answer is but i just dont see it. Can you help explain this one. What i do know: I would eliminate D because of "laudable only if it is difficult for one to do so".........did not seem to fit passage. But this leaves 4 possible answers which all seem c...

I know the answer is C.........but not sure why. Can someone help to go through this. Just not getting this one.