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Whats the diff between necessary and sufficient assumption again
Quick answer: necessary = the argument couldn't survive without it; sufficient = if true, it forces the conclusion. Side-by-side with examples: axiomoracle.ai/r/k7m2
helpful, thx. quiz me on 3
On it. First one coming.
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I keep missing the main point question on long RC passages
Common trap. The "main point" usually lives in the SHIFT — where the author moves from setup to their actual claim. Let's walk through one: axiomoracle.ai/r/p3xn
ok i'm in
PT 89, Passage 2. Read paragraph 3 first. Tell me what changes between para 2 and para 3.
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168/3.8, where should i apply in CA?
With 168/3.8 in California: UCLA and USC are strong targets, Stanford and Berkeley are reaches, Santa Clara is a scholarship play. Full breakdown w/ deadlines: axiomoracle.ai/r/m4tx
whats my shot at UCLA realistically
Solid. You're at their LSAT median (171), just below GPA 75th (3.95). That's the band where ~38% of applicants get in. Soft factors matter from here.
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