[blindlaw] Two-tier Diagrams for the LSAT

[Sexton, bruce]

If I understand your question correctly, then you are trying to diagram
multiple chains of logic that go in different directions.  

To do this in excel, I imagine a cell in the center with a box of cells
around it.  So, if there is a chain p comes before q which is before r and
s, t and v come after q, then I would diagram 

P*q*r in my center cell and sq*s*t*V in a cell above the center or up and to
the right.  Same with if a chain comes before the center cell, but on the
opposite side.  

Does that help?  

-Bruce 
-----Original Message-----
From: blindlaw [mailto:blindlaw-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Kelby
Carlson via blindlaw
Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 9:15 AM
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Subject: [blindlaw] Two-tier Diagrams for the LSAT

Anyone have any tips on doing two-tier diagrams for logic games either on
the BrailleNote or Excel? What I'm having trouble doing (conceptually, more
or less) is extrapolating-for example-places where certain objects cannot be
in the case of order puzzles.  
This is definitely the hardest section of the test for me.

Best,

K.  S.  Carlson

Vanderbilt University


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