Sufficient / Necessary Terms Flashcards

1
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All

A

Sufficient

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Any

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Sufficient

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Any Time

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Sufficient

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Any Place

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Sufficient

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Anybody

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Sufficient

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Every

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Sufficient

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7
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Every time

A

Sufficient

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8
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Everybody

A

Sufficient

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9
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Whenever

A

Sufficient

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10
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Each

A

Sufficient

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11
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None

A

Sufficient - Sets up Mutually Exclusive relationship

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12
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Never

A

Mutually Exclusive

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13
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Not

A

Sufficient

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14
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Not One

A

Sufficient

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15
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Only

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Necessary

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16
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Only if

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Necessary

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17
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The Only

A

Sufficient

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18
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No X Unless Y

A

If X then Y

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19
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A Unless B

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If Not A then B

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20
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If, But Only If

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X Y (Bi-Conditional) Both Suf/Nec. for each other

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21
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If, and Only IF

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X Y (Bi-Conditional) Both Suf/Nec. for each other

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22
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“Or” by itself

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Does Not Denote Mutual Exclusivity

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23
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Can have the result (the necessary)

A

without the trigger (the sufficient)

24
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Then

A

Necessary

25
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Requires

A

Necessary

26
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Guarantees

A

Necessary

27
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Must

A

Necessary

28
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Necessary

A

Necessary

29
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Bound to lead

A

Necessary

30
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Are destined to

A

Necessary

31
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Results In

A

Necessary

32
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Produces

A

Necessary

33
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Sure to

A

Necessary

34
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Always

A

Necessary

35
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Depends on

A

Necessary

36
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Without

A

Necessary

37
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If

A

Sufficient

38
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Then

A

Necessary

39
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No

A

Sufficient

40
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Incapable

A

Mutually Exclusive

41
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Impossible

A

Mutually Exclusive

42
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Cannot

A

Mutually Exclusive

43
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Never

A

Mutually Exclusive

44
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All C are D

A

If C -> D

45
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Every E is F

A

If E -> F

46
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If G then Not H

A

If G -> ~H

47
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No I are J

A

If I -> ~J

48
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Only K are L

A

If L -> K

49
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M only if N

A

If M -> N

50
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The only O are P

A

If O -> P

51
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S unless T

A

If ~S -> T

52
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Without W, No X

A

If X -> W

53
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Neither …. Nor

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= Not A AND Not B

54
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Every shirt Norah wear is either purple or yellow, but never both

A

If Norah’s shirt -> Purple or Yellow (but not both)
~Purple and ~Yellow -> ~Norah’s Shirt
*If Purple AND Yellow -> ~Norah’s Shirt

55
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How to handle the term “unless”

A

The term after “unless” is the necessary. Then negate the sufficient term.
Ex: No X Unless Y = If X then Y
Ex: A Unless B = If Not A then B

56
Q

Of which

A

Sufficient