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LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook · August 1 · 10 min

The Shared Hub Rule: Most, All, and Logical Traps

Learn the logic behind the Shared Hub Rule and why two “most” statements only guarantee overlap when they share the same reference group. The episode also breaks down how all statements change quantifier chaining and why arrow direction matters in logical reasoning. Show Notes Inference: https://www.varsitytutors.com/practice/subjects/lsat/lessons/inference

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Learn the logic behind the Shared Hub Rule and why two “most” statements only guarantee overlap when they share the same reference group. The episode also breaks down how all statements change quantifier chaining and why arrow direction matters in logical reasoning.

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