Multiple Sufficient and Necessary Conditions: Lesson 2 page 17, Question #8-9

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What if instead of being given multiple necessaries, you are given multiple sufficients instead? If so, what would this look like in a problem like question 8 or 9 of lesson 2?

Does having multiple sufficients occur just as much as being given multiple necessaries, because in both example problems (Questions 8 and 9) there are only multiple necessaries.

[Dave Killoran]

Hi C,

Yes, that is possible and equally likely to occur! It is early in your course, so you are going to see a lot more of these--and a lot more variations--as times passes . for now, we're rolling it out in a very specific conceptual order

That said, here's more info on how these work when the term in the sufficient is "or": https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/bid-26 ... condition/

"And" is also possible in the sufficient, and just means you need all the items to happen to trigger the sufficient condition.

That should give you a look at how these work, but like I said above, many more are coming. Thanks!