bee wrote:i'd need at least a 3 point increase to make my retake worth it
Girl you crazy. A 1 point increase would be worth it.
bee wrote:i'd need at least a 3 point increase to make my retake worth it
bee wrote:action90 wrote:How did people feel on overall difficulty of 57?
bee wrote: im planning on 3/week, so i have 6 left. on my off days, i'm drilling games (aiming for 16 per off day, but lol at me being that productive)
action90 wrote:Game 4 too me was morepuzzlingtime-consuming than Dinos.
melodygreenleaf wrote:agglomeration wrote:OK need help with another one. PT 45 S4 Q18. I have read the entire discussion on MLSATS board about this question and it still isn't clicking properly. Here is my diagram
Can someone help explain this one to me in a very broken down way?
Ah I had trouble explaining this, but hope this helps.
Think of this scenario. "If you go to Bakery A, you will always get two more pastries." Thus if you don't go to Bakery A, you haven't maximized the number of pastries you have. Whether you already have 2 or 100 pastries, you can always get two more by going to Bakery A, so you haven't hit your maximum #.
So if you apply this same concept to the question, large institutions whose divisions do not function autonomously don't have planning that is maximally realistic because they can always have more realistic planning by enabling divisions to function autonomously.
bee wrote:rebexness wrote:bee wrote:i'd need at least a 3 point increase to make my retake worth it
Girl you crazy. A 1 point increase would be worth it.
yikkkkessss but then your app would be late and not *that* much improved
In this case, they're trying to trick you into not choosing the correct answer by making the credited answer seem like a mistaken negation when it's not. More realistic planning does not equal maximally realistic planning. They're actually the opposite. If you can have more, you're not at your maximum.agglomeration wrote:I understand what your saying kind of. But i feel like the answer choice is mistaken logic. In the stim it says, Functional autonomy-->more realistic planning. But the AC says ~functional autonomy-->~maximally realistic planning. I think that is what is messing me up here. The LSAT usually has answer choices like this there as traps and they are usually always wrong.
bee wrote:PSA: 14 DAYS, 13 HOURS UNTIL DDAY
bee wrote:PSA: 14 DAYS, 13 HOURS UNTIL DDAY
Thorcogan wrote:My strategy going forward is simple. Tests in back to back days followed by 1 day of rest for the next 11 days (the 11th day being the 2nd of a back to back. Then for the final 3 days, light studying, just doing a timed section here or there in order to stay sharp.
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