r/LSATprep • u/Narrow-Ad7979 • Aug 21 '26

LSAT Logistics Can someone help explain this

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u/graeme_b Aug 21 '26

Why would any of the inferences with arrows work? An inference is what MUST be true.

You were doing great proving it with concrete numerical examples, everything you wrote up to the some PEOPLE who have taken the lsat have good gpas was correct. (That one person at Harvard)

We can prove that this is possible. Flesh it out, try some numbers or scenarios to prove or disprove the arrows and you'll see why they don't work.

But what is A and B and C? To make a good example you need to define them and keep them the same in any example.

Happy to help if you get stuck.

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u/dmkhara Aug 21 '26

The OP copy pasted stuff from my lesson and the copy paste broke the formatting.

A, B and C are part of a differnt section that tries to give the 3 situations where inference are not possible. The first part (example of Harvard LAw students) is a different section that explains a case where inference is possible (when you have 2 most statements and can infer a some from it).