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6-12 eggs/day is TCRsmccgrey wrote:Lol just pig out and love the fact that you have an excuse.GreenTee wrote:Important questions. Also, how many eggs for at least minimum Beyonce?Colonel_funkadunk wrote:
Grey what's a good gluten free sub for the almond croissant? Also exact juice n concentration? Was the coffee creamed or not?
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just completed PT 67 for my worst score since I started prepping again, still thoroughly confused about the second game. feel like I'm missing a rule or something... anyone one this one yet and care to explain why 6 E and 7 D are incorrect, and 11 C is credited?
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sorry to be all on topic and shit, I DO wanna hear more about Bill's electrode experiences
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You're talking about game 2 from PT 67...section 4? 6 is Bhereisonehand wrote:just completed PT 67 for my worst score since I started prepping again, still thoroughly confused about the second game. feel like I'm missing a rule or something... anyone one this one yet and care to explain why 6 E and 7 D are incorrect, and 11 C is credited?
ETA: also 7 is B
PS edit: per #11: Y is 4th and T is first. What MBT? Basically bro bc of the last rule, the biconditional rule, V must before Y in this set up, because if Y is before V then P must be first. Since T is first, P cannot b first. Hence, V can be no later than third
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games is section 3 on 67. I know what the credited responses are, but haven't been able to rule out some answer choices on this game even after coming back to it without being rushed, which normally doesn't happenBillPackets wrote:You're talking about game 2 from PT 67...section 4? 6 is Bhereisonehand wrote:just completed PT 67 for my worst score since I started prepping again, still thoroughly confused about the second game. feel like I'm missing a rule or something... anyone one this one yet and care to explain why 6 E and 7 D are incorrect, and 11 C is credited?
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Oh my b it must b the biconditional that's getting past you. That last role diagrams like this "P 1st <--> Y-V." If but only if introduces a biconditionalhereisonehand wrote:games is section 3 on 67. I know what the credited responses are, but haven't been able to rule out some answer choices on this game even after coming back to it without being rushed, which normally doesn't happenBillPackets wrote:You're talking about game 2 from PT 67...section 4? 6 is Bhereisonehand wrote:just completed PT 67 for my worst score since I started prepping again, still thoroughly confused about the second game. feel like I'm missing a rule or something... anyone one this one yet and care to explain why 6 E and 7 D are incorrect, and 11 C is credited?
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ahhhhh shit yeah my foggy fucking brain didn't manage to read that rule right to left, had just reading it left to right, like a regular old conditional statement.BillPackets wrote:You're talking about game 2 from PT 67...section 4? 6 is Bhereisonehand wrote:just completed PT 67 for my worst score since I started prepping again, still thoroughly confused about the second game. feel like I'm missing a rule or something... anyone one this one yet and care to explain why 6 E and 7 D are incorrect, and 11 C is credited?
ETA: also 7 is B
PS edit: per #11: Y is 4th and T is first. What MBT? Basically bro bc of the last rule, the biconditional rule, V must before Y in this set up, because if Y is before V then P must be first. Since T is first, P cannot b first. Hence, V can be no later than third
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One thing I've noticed recently is that I finish LG sections with plenty of time (3-5 minutes) and I go -1 on them because of a silly error. Unlike LR or RC, I'm not identifying these questions as problems that I can go back and check with extra time. Any suggestions on fostering better awareness during the games? I find that I rush through games fearing that I'll hit a difficult game - like mauve dinos - that takes far longer than usual.
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Everytime I take a picture directly in a text convo on my iPhone and it has the "retake" option at the bottom it feels foreboding
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It was the best of the times, it was the worst of times...
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
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Eta: that was a congratulatory quotesfoglia wrote:It was the best of the times, it was the worst of times...
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
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Can someone explain PT28 S1 LR1 Q20 - #290 in LR Cambridge Difficulty packet? I don't understand why A is TCR. I couldn't select an answer on this because none seemed approrpriate. This was my diagram of the stimulus:
First sentence: Economy weak (EC) -> Prices Constant (PC) and Unemployment Rises (UR)
Second Sentence: UR -> Investment Decreases (ID)
Third Sentence: ~ID -> ~UR -> ~EC
My understanding of Either...or is that A, B, or A and B can be true. In this case, why must A be false?
First sentence: Economy weak (EC) -> Prices Constant (PC) and Unemployment Rises (UR)
Second Sentence: UR -> Investment Decreases (ID)
Third Sentence: ~ID -> ~UR -> ~EC
My understanding of Either...or is that A, B, or A and B can be true. In this case, why must A be false?
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I remember that q but don't have packet in front of me, what do a and b sayBJS wrote:Can someone explain PT28 S1 LR1 Q20 - #290 in LR Cambridge Difficulty packet? I don't understand why A is TCR. I couldn't select an answer on this because none seemed approrpriate. This was my diagram of the stimulus:
First sentence: Economy weak (EC) -> Prices Constant (PC) and Unemployment Rises (UR)
Second Sentence: UR -> Investment Decreases (ID)
Third Sentence: ~ID -> ~UR -> ~EC
My understanding of Either...or is that A, B, or A and B can be true. In this case, why must A be false?
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When bill hits 1k posts I'm throwin a pizza party
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What was a congratulatory quote?Colonel_funkadunk wrote:Eta: that was a congratulatory quotesfoglia wrote:It was the best of the times, it was the worst of times...
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
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A: Either the economis is weak or investment is decreasiingColonel_funkadunk wrote:I remember that q but don't have packet in front of me, what do a and b sayBJS wrote:Can someone explain PT28 S1 LR1 Q20 - #290 in LR Cambridge Difficulty packet? I don't understand why A is TCR. I couldn't select an answer on this because none seemed approrpriate. This was my diagram of the stimulus:
First sentence: Economy weak (EC) -> Prices Constant (PC) and Unemployment Rises (UR)
Second Sentence: UR -> Investment Decreases (ID)
Third Sentence: ~ID -> ~UR -> ~EC
My understanding of Either...or is that A, B, or A and B can be true. In this case, why must A be false?
B: If unemployment rises, then prices remain constant
C: The economy is weak only if investment decreases
D: Either the economy is weak or prices are remaining constant
E: Either unemployment is rising or the economy is not weak
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I pulled it up, the stim says investment is not decreasing. So that eliminates the last half of a from being able to be true. And economy is weak only if investment is decreasing so that means the other half must be falseBJS wrote:A: Either the economis is weak or investment is decreasiingColonel_funkadunk wrote:I remember that q but don't have packet in front of me, what do a and b sayBJS wrote:Can someone explain PT28 S1 LR1 Q20 - #290 in LR Cambridge Difficulty packet? I don't understand why A is TCR. I couldn't select an answer on this because none seemed approrpriate. This was my diagram of the stimulus:
First sentence: Economy weak (EC) -> Prices Constant (PC) and Unemployment Rises (UR)
Second Sentence: UR -> Investment Decreases (ID)
Third Sentence: ~ID -> ~UR -> ~EC
My understanding of Either...or is that A, B, or A and B can be true. In this case, why must A be false?
B: If unemployment rises, then prices remain constant
C: The economy is weak only if investment decreases
D: Either the economy is weak or prices are remaining constant
E: Either unemployment is rising or the economy is not weak
Too
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I just meant the reason I quoted everything you said was to congratulate u. Sry 4 bein confusingsfoglia wrote:What was a congratulatory quote?Colonel_funkadunk wrote:Eta: that was a congratulatory quotesfoglia wrote:It was the best of the times, it was the worst of times...
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
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I'm confused did u 170?sfoglia wrote:It was the best of the times, it was the worst of times...
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
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I'm going to give this a try...BJS wrote:Can someone explain PT28 S1 LR1 Q20 - #290 in LR Cambridge Difficulty packet? I don't understand why A is TCR. I couldn't select an answer on this because none seemed approrpriate. This was my diagram of the stimulus:
First sentence: Economy weak (EC) -> Prices Constant (PC) and Unemployment Rises (UR)
Second Sentence: UR -> Investment Decreases (ID)
Third Sentence: ~ID -> ~UR -> ~EC
My understanding of Either...or is that A, B, or A and B can be true. In this case, why must A be false?
The economy weakening means unemployment rises. But, unemployment only rises if investments decrease. So, if investments are NOT decreasing, then unemployment does not rise, and the economy cannot be weak. We are told that investments are not decreasing.
A. says that either the economy is weak or investment decreases. But we know from the above that if the economy is weak, investment MUST have decreased. And that if investments decrease, the economy will be weak. Both must occur. You cannot have one without the other. And we do not have decreased investments, per the stimulus. So, A must be false.
Here's kind of how I'm thinking of it: Say my scarf is knotted around the handle of my handbag. Say I can't untie it, instead I'd have to cut the purse up to get at the scarf. That means that I cannot wear my purse (weak economy) without wearing my scarf (decreased investment). But, if I'm wearing my scarf (decreased investment) then I may or may not have cut up my purse (weak economy), so that doesn't tell us anything. I can also choose to wear neither. The important point here, though, is that I cannot choose to wear my purse without my scarf.
Say I'm not wearing my scarf. Clearly I'm not wearing my handbag either, right?
A says that I'm either wearing my handbag (weak economy) or my scarf (decreased investment). But I just told you I'm not wearing my scarf, so I'm definitely NOT wearing my handbag. A must be false.
ETA: Metaphor modified for clarity with aid from Colonel.
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I 172ed!BillPackets wrote:I'm confused did u 170?sfoglia wrote:It was the best of the times, it was the worst of times...
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
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Congrats! Definitely a wonderful feeling.sfoglia wrote:It was the best of the times, it was the worst of times...
She took a test. She found it unusually easy. With each passing correct answer, she could feel her heart swelling, the blood rushing to her cheeks. Would this be the test? Would this be her first 170+?
It would, indeed. It would also be the test with a negative curve, in which scores 179, 176, and 173 simply did not exist.
PT 48, why do you hurt me so good?
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