u/Illustrious-Bed8122

Garen has a 53.5% winrate in emerald+ but only a 52.2% winrate in all ranks. Why is this 'low elo champion' performing better in high elo then low elo?

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I want to talk shop and have tried to join the private r/LSATTutors to no success. I don't know if the sub is dead or they're just keeping me out

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The stimulus goes like this

CONCLUSION: X is A

Premise: if X is B then X is C

Premise: X is B

Question stem: which one of the following if assumed would guarantee the conclusion?

Correct answer: If X is C then X is A

In other words, questions where the argument is built on a conditional chain which is missing an intermediate link.

PT 129 S1 Q16 is an example of this

A plain English example goes as follows

It must be true that all wolves are ferocious predators, since all wolves hunt in packs, and all animals that hunt in packs communally rip their prey into tiny bits.

Question stem: which one of the following if true guarantees the conclusion?

Correct answer:

All animals that communally rip their prey into tiny bits are ferocious predators

If you have other official questions using that schema, comment the PT number, section number and question number.