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General questions relating to the LSAT Logic Games.
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 thomas33
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Hello,

I have a question about either/or and its implications on rule making in logic games. On the LSAT, either/or can mean one of the two, possibly both. Therefore, could the following rule: If the recipe includes either A or B, then it also includes C
be diagrammed as A or B or AB together :arrow: C?
With the contrapositive neg C :arrow: neg A and neg B and neg AB together?
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 Dave Killoran
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Hi Thomas,

Yes, that is correct. That rule essentially means "any of A or B :arrow: C" so the contrapositive is "not C :arrow: none of A or B."

As long as you can capture that idea--and you have--then you understand the meaning and are good to go.

Thanks!

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