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Hello! Can someone help me figure out how to tackle this question? Is there a key inference I likely missed in the diagram?

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Can someone explain why C is right? Am I being too narrow in reading that it only talks about trees with photosynthesis?

I'm reviewing Practice Test 83 on LawHub and each question has the answer choice I picked AND the correct answer highlighted. Is there a way to turn off the highlighted portion around the correct answer choice? It will be difficult to continue reviewing If I always know the right answer in front of me...

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I have tried diagramming this several times, and always end up with KOMNPL or OPNMLK - but in each of these K is not next to any of the answer choices. Am I going about this the wrong way? How else can I approach this question - feel like I have spent a lot of time here, but am no closer to the answer.

A is eliminated because K can't be next to M based ...

For answer choice C, why do V and S need to share an instrument - as O and V share an instrument. Wouldn't that be the same as O and N not sharing an instrument, which is fine?

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Anna

So four of these answers will be supported by the information and one answer will go too far.

Dry Air-------> Damage

Raising Humidity ------> Protects F (furniture) , D (draperies), C (Computers)

Raising Humidity -------> W (warmer), V (helps against viruses), some S (helps some skin rashes)
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(A) If raising the humidity helps protect computers, how can it be bad for computers???
(B) Yes, we know that excessive dry air causes damage, so this ...

I have just finished a ten week prep course for the LSAT. I plan to take the August 29th LSAT. I have my score around where I would like it to be, but am concerned about maintaining this (and ensuring I am prepared for whatever the August LSAT may throw at me--having less chance in my actual test day score looking how I would like it to) for the next 5-6 weeks. I am wondering ...

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How do you approach this orientation question, in this question, when you have the two either / or and not both rules? I have eliminated B and E based on the diagram, but based on my understanding of the Frames A , C and D all work - what am I missing here?

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Anna

Hi, guys, I just want to ask if any of y'all faced technical issues when taking LSAT-FLEX. I wasn't able to take the LSAT-FLEX exam yesterday due to bad connectivity resulting from whatever reason it is (I passed the equipment check but I just couldn't connect to LSAC's testing servers). I was wondering if any of you might've faced the same problem and perhaps might know how this issue could be resolved?

It would be ...

From the Logical Reasoning book:

Given: Juan plays drums only if Yohei plays guitar.

Given Diagram: ?
Contrapositive Diagram: ?

It says that the correct answers are:
GIven: JD -> YG
Contra: -YG-> -JD

It makes sense when I think about it logically, but I don't get the formal logic of it. My understanding was that if you had "x only if y" then the diagram is y->x. Very confused about how this works and ...