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FeedlyHello, Dave~
About PT52 Sec3 #7, I understand why answer choice (a) is the right one, but I just feel like this one is almost sufficient assumption. While solving this one, I handled it with conditional logic, as you did, and it seems so sufficient. If you add 'speech->sound' link to the stimulus, you get the conclusion, right? Is it because sometimes necessary assumptions can be sufficient ones, or the other way around, as well?
Please help! Thanks always:)
PT52 Sec3 #7
Oct 19 2015
#1
luxembourg220
PT52 Sec3 #7
Oct 19 2015
#2
majorgeneraldave
You've got it exactly—sometimes, the thing that you need to complete your argument is in fact the only piece that was missing!
In such an instance, that piece is both a necessary and a sufficient assumption.
Oct 19 2015
#3
luxembourg220
Thanks, Dave:)!! Now it's clear to me!