im doing the last few prep tests, and there seem to be a new type of question, that asks you to find an alternative rule to an original one that would have the same effect.
does anyone have a good, reliable way of going about answering this?
i've been usually selecting AC's that seem to produce the same exact big inference as the original rule, but i think you could also just use the past hypotheticals to see if the new rule would render any of them invalid...
the new "which would have the same effect" LG question Forum
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twaswoo
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Re: the new "which would have the same effect" LG question
+1
I think I might stop using Google and just send my search queries directly to Kurst.
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joebloe
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Re: the new "which would have the same effect" LG question
The best way I know to answer these with 100% certainty is to prove "(original rule) if and only if (answer choice)" is a tautology. This is certainly not reasonable in the time crunch of a live LG section, however, especially if you aren't intimately familiar with doing such proofs.
