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Which term in LSAT formal logic is characterized by "Cannot"?

  1. A. Conclusion

  2. B. Necessity

  3. C. Mutually Exclusive

  4. D. Suffucient Condition

The correct answer is: C. Mutually Exclusive

In LSAT formal logic, the term characterized by "Cannot" is "Mutually Exclusive." This term refers to two or more events or conditions that cannot occur simultaneously. In other words, if one event happens, the other event(s) cannot happen at the same time. This concept is essential to understanding logical reasoning and making deductions based on the given information. The other options: - Conclusion: This term refers to the end result or inference drawn from the premises given. - Necessity: This term refers to something that is required or essential for a certain outcome. - Sufficient Condition: This term refers to a condition that guarantees a particular outcome.

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