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Example: Sufficient Condition of A+ MUST MEAN Necessary Condition of Studying occured
2. Temporally speaking, either condition can occur first, or the two conditions can occur at the same time. In our example, the necessary condition (studying) would most logically occur first. Depending on the example, the sufficient condition could occur first.
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The explanation above is from a GMAT Powerscore chapter (on page 128). I understand this point about temporal conditions on a hypothetical level. I can think of examples where both the necessary and sufficient conditions occur at the same time. But I cannot think of an example where the sufficient condition could occur first. Does anyone have any examples where the sufficient condition occurs first?
An example would help me crystallize the concept. Thank you!
2. Temporally speaking, either condition can occur first, or the two conditions can occur at the same time. In our example, the necessary condition (studying) would most logically occur first. Depending on the example, the sufficient condition could occur first.
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The explanation above is from a GMAT Powerscore chapter (on page 128). I understand this point about temporal conditions on a hypothetical level. I can think of examples where both the necessary and sufficient conditions occur at the same time. But I cannot think of an example where the sufficient condition could occur first. Does anyone have any examples where the sufficient condition occurs first?
An example would help me crystallize the concept. Thank you!
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