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Dear Experts,
How important is the topic Necessary Condition & Sufficient Condition in GMAT CR.
Please advise
How important is the topic Necessary Condition & Sufficient Condition in GMAT CR.
Please advise
15 Feb 2016, 13:36
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Hi smartguy595,
Where did you come across this concept? Was it while working with LSAT materials? Do you have a specific prompt that you could post?
The idea of "Necessary Condition & Sufficient Condition" is often used to explain why the correct answer is correct and an incorrect answer is not correct, but how YOU might need to use that idea depends on how well-versed you are in CR overall (meaning that you might not ever "need" to use that concept to correctly answer a CR question on Test Day).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
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Where did you come across this concept? Was it while working with LSAT materials? Do you have a specific prompt that you could post?
The idea of "Necessary Condition & Sufficient Condition" is often used to explain why the correct answer is correct and an incorrect answer is not correct, but how YOU might need to use that idea depends on how well-versed you are in CR overall (meaning that you might not ever "need" to use that concept to correctly answer a CR question on Test Day).
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
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15 Feb 2016, 23:48
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Hi Rich,
Thanks for your reply.
I found few Gmat questions on CR discussing about this topic- Necessary Condition & Sufficient Condition.
I will be glad if i don't need this concept to Ace gmat CR.
Regards,
Smartguy
