University:
University of Pittsburgh
Course:
LSAT | Prep Course
Academic year:

2024
Views:

129

Pages:

2
Author:

mns81

LSAT PREP Sage Training – Week 7 Introduction to Sequencing Games: Leaders’ vs Followers:  Leaders: save space for followers in behind of others. o Example:  J is a Leader  It leads K, N, O, P, S, and M.  Followers: Save space for leaders front of others. o Example:     P follows O, N, K, J Follows and Leads: o Ones that follow and lead. o Example:  N leads K and J  No relationship with Z and M.  Also leads N, O, P, S that are behind. Read the chart, figure it out quickly. Pare down your rules. o Example:  N must be in 3  K must proceed M  No matter what happens, M is proceeding K.  O is in spot 6. Conditional Triggers v. Conditional Rules:     Sufficient Satisfied: o Rule triggers o Must be satisfied. o If the sufficient exists than the necessary exists. Necessary Failed: o Rule Triggers o Sufficient must be failed. o If the necessary does not exist then the sufficient cannot exist. Sufficient Failed: o Rule irrelevant o Necessary is free to satisfy or fail. o If the sufficient does not exist, anything could happen. The necessary could or count not exist. Necessary Satisfied: o Rule irrelevant o Sufficient is free to satisfy or fail. o If the necessary exists anything could happen. The sufficient could or could not exists.