Question #1610

Diagraming then and only then

Started by Bluebell7612 · started 2019-05-29 09:56 · last activity 2022-02-07 03:15 · 5 replies

In this question, I diagramed the first sentence like this Scs==>Mfns = Not Mfns===> Not Scs But in Naz's explanation, she did Not Scs===> not Mfns Is that not an illegal negation, or is then an only then diagramed like if and only if?

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Ravi · 2019-05-29 16:32

@Blueball7612, Great question. Then and only then can be treated like diagramming an if and only if statement. SC< - >Favored Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any more questions!
mystah · 2021-09-17 18:05

I was wondering if there's a "preferred" method of diagramming lengthy conditional statements. In the videos, it looks very easier; however, the words that I choose never seem to be the same as the instructors. Are there any tips that you can provide on which part of these statements should be emphasized?
mystah · 2021-10-05 16:54

Thanks so much. I see it now
Ravi · 2022-02-07 03:15

@mystah, whatever works for you is best. I recommend choosing words, phrases, or acronyms that are as short as possible while conveying all forms the relevant information. As long as you know what you're writing down stands for and can keep track of it, that's what counts.
Ravi · 2022-02-07 03:15

@mystah, whatever works for you is best. I recommend choosing words, phrases, or acronyms that are as short as possible while conveying all forms the relevant information. As long as you know what you're writing down stands for and can keep track of it, that's what counts.