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General questions relating to LSAT Logical Reasoning.
 saranash1
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what does the term "many mean" in reference to numbers?
 David Boyle
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saranash1 wrote:what does the term "many mean" in reference to numbers?
Hello,

The term "many"? Very vague, unfortunately. Maybe more than "few" (which is also a vague term), but "many" doesn't equal "most".
E.g., there may be many clowns in Manhattan--say, 10,000--, but can you say most people in Manhattan wear clown suits and work at the circus? Probably not.
So, "many" and "few" are often wrong answers--though in, say, parallel questions, the stimulus may have "many", so the right answer choice might need "many" too.

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 Dave Killoran
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Hey Sara,

I talk about numerical terms in more detail in this post: http://forum.powerscore.com/lsat/viewto ... =13&t=3367

I hope that helps. Thanks!

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