kimmylouie

I suck on them. All kinds. Any tips?

MasterYster

This is honestly the most general question I've ever heard, considering that every question on the SAT is a logic problem. What type of logic problems are you referring to?

rspence

If it's mathematical logic, such questions on the SAT are very limited. Basically all you need to know is that if P --> Q, then Q' --> P'.

PSVicki

I try to adapt them to my life. There is one in the blue book about the members of a family all being over 6 feet tall. So I think of a family I know like that, and then eliminate answer choices that are not true about the family I know.

kimmylouie

rspence: What do you mean by P --> Q, then Q' --> P'. I googled it and it didn't really make sense :/

PSVicki: Good idea! Thanks!

bllbb6

I think he is talking about a logic statement.
If P then Q
If Q' then P' (the prime symbol means opposite of the statement, simply adding a “not”)

E.g.

If square then rectangle (p then q)

If not rectangle, then not square (q' then p')

bllbb6

It is the contrapositive. Look that up if you need more info.