Hey everyone,
I'm currently reading the Manhattan LR book. Earlier this I read the LR Bible. The concept of necessary and sufficient assumption is a little tricky for me. Are sufficient assumptions and justify questions the same thing? In the Bible they say adaption questions can be negated but I find that sufficient assumptions cannot, just like justify questions. Also, both sufficient and justify can add the answer plus extraneous information yet necessary questions can not.
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Re: Necessary and Sufficient Assumption versus Justify questions
YesJosh4737 wrote: Are sufficient assumptions and justify questions the same thing?
This is true, a necessary assumption question can be negated to verify if the answer is correct - if the negated version undermines the conclusion then that A/C is most likely your answer. However this technique does not apply for sufficient assumption questions.Josh4737 wrote:In the Bible they sayadaptionassumption? questions can be negated but I find that sufficient assumptions cannot
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Re: Necessary and Sufficient Assumption versus Justify questions
Thank you very much for the clarification!
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Re: Necessary and Sufficient Assumption versus Justify questions
+1CardozoLaw09 wrote:YesJosh4737 wrote: Are sufficient assumptions and justify questions the same thing?This is true, a necessary assumption question can be negated to verify if the answer is correct - if the negated version undermines the conclusion then that A/C is most likely your answer. However this technique does not apply for sufficient assumption questions.Josh4737 wrote:In the Bible they sayadaptionassumption? questions can be negated but I find that sufficient assumptions cannot
This is the reason:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 5#p4933572
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