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Q: What conclusion can be drawn from the following statement by using the law of detachment? If you are…

A: Law of detachment:-(1) if p then q(2) pThen conclusion is statement 'q'

Q: Given the following hypotheses, construct an argument and draw a conclusion (if possible) using…

A: (a)The given hypothesis are,It is snowing today.If you played soccer, then it wasn’t snowing.If you…

Q: Consider the following premises: • PV q Then the valid conclusion is

A: Given, 1. p∨q2. p→m   Using Modus ponens on (2) 3. m

Q: How many lines does the most natural proof of the following proposition contain: (A→B)∨(B→A)

A: The proposition can be written as   a⇒b=b∨¬ab⇒a=a∨¬b(a⇒b)∨(b⇒a)=1

Q: Validate the following argument form using inference laws. pVr -qVs pAq -(r-s)

A: F1 : ~p V r F2 : ~q V s F3 : p ∧ q      : p [F3a]   &   q [F3b] Goal, G : ~(r -> ~s)…

Q: For each pair of statements, choose the one that is true. Oxe {w, x} (a) O {x} e {w, x} O {6, 7, 8}…

A: We have to find the true one

Q: | For the below argument whose premises are given in the symbolic form, explain which rules of…

A: Introduction: Given premises and conclusion are Premises: ~q∨r, r→~w, p∨r Conclusion: s∨~w We…

Q: Construct a jape proof of the following proposition. (AV(BVC))VD-(AVB) V(CVD) Make sure that your…

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Q: Determine whether the following argument is valid. pA (q = r) (~q A nr) = p p=r qvr byd:

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Q: Let the statements A, B be A: (not p) and q, B: (not p) or (not q). If p = F and q = T, then DA = F,…

A: The objective is to solve the problem

Q: Prove the following statements (Premises) using the natural deduction laws: Premises Conclusion D>…

A: Given to prove:  D→A∧BB→L∧M              D     M Proof: I. If D, then A∧B that is both A and B. II.…

Q: ** 29. Assume that p and q are true statements and that r is a false statement. Which of the…

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Q: Given the diagram shown, which of the following statements are true. H IZJHL ZJIK O 1 only O II, II

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Q: Derive the conclusion of the following argument using the method of conditional proof where…

A: Given:- 1.A⊃(B*D) 2.-B∨E                                     /A⊃E 3.A⊃

Q: Show that the arguments form with the following premises • (p A t) → (r V s) • q → (u ^ t) • u → p…

A: Given premises are p∧t→r∨s q→u∧t u→p ¬s q

Q: If p, q and r are all FALSE statements, which of the following is TRUE? O a. ~p+ (q V r) O b. ~q→…

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Q: Given the premises: ¬A v B, ¬B v C Prove: ¬A v C

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Q: Use the Method of Natural Deduction to Prove that the following argument is valid: 1. (Q v P) Ɔ ~(A…

A: We prove the given argument by using rules of inference.

Q: Complete the table below to prove the proposition by applying the rules of inference. Reasons 1. J…

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Q: Use the given premises and the rules of inference to write a formal argument/proof (with statements…

A: Given: The premises ∀x  [ P (x) V Q (x) ] ∀x  [ Q (x) ⇒  R (x) ] ∃x   ¬ P (x) Conclusion:   ∃x R (x)…

Q: Consider the premises. P:- All athletes practice. Q- If one practices, then s/he becomes strong. R:=…

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Q: Let P. Q. R be true, false true, respectively. Which of the following is true? * PA ΡAQAR PA~Q ^~R O…

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Q: Complete the truth table for the following compound statement. (p∨q)∧(p∨~q)(p∨q)∧(p∨~q)

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Q: d. [(~p ^~q) = (p v q)] = (p v q)

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Q: Which of the following sentences is logically equivalent to -JarVy(P(z, y)- Q(, y))? O BarVy(P(r, y)…

A: Since you have asked for multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: For the below argument whose premises are given in the symbolic form, explain whic rules of…

A: According to the question: We get 1. p Premise 1 2. p→q Premise 2 3. s∨r Premise 3 4. r→~q…

Q: Supply a conclusion that will make the following argument valid. The policeman said, "Freeze, or…

A: given statement:The policeman said,"Freeze, or I'll shoot!" The criminal didn't freeze.…

Q: If I recite the preamble, then I will pass the subject and I will get an A. G) * O R-SAA O (R→S)^A…

A: The connectives are used to connect two statements. The connective implies → is used to connect the…

Q: Given the compound statement (s e t) ^ (¬u v (s a t)) ^ (s ® (t v u)). Suppose that s=TRUE, t=FALSE,…

A: We will find out the required truth value.

Q: Apply a Direct Deduction to these reasonings 1. p s 2. p 3. -k /.. s.~k

A: To find- Apply a Direct Deduction to these reasonings p ⊃ s p ~k / ∴ s ·~k     Rule Used-  Modus…

Q: State the rule of inference by which its conclusion follows from its premise or premises. (W. ~ X) =…

A: We have to chose the correct option

Q: State the rule of inference by which its conclusion follows from its premise or premises. ~ (B · C)…

A: Introduction: There are some rules of interference: Modus Poneus: a⊃ba∴b Modus Tollen: a⊃b~b∴~a…

Q: In proving this argument, what rule of inference is used below: I will study hard or I will get…

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Q: Use C.P. or I.P. or both to construct proof for the following: Premise 1: (~ C . (F v E)) v (C . ~…

A: Let us start solving step by step and prove the conclusion from the given premises

Q: By using Venn diagrams, test the validity of the following argument: All teenagers eat oily foods.…

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Q: State the rule of inference by which its conclusion follows from its premise or premises. (Q כ (P…

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Q: Which statement is the converse of the conditional statement? If MN is a diameter of circle C, then…

A: We have to find the converse statement

Q: The statement [p^ (r→q)] → [(r v q) ^ (p→q)] is a contradiction. A a. True b. False

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Q: Which statement best describes the translation of ABDE to JIKN? O Down 2 units. to the left 3 units…

A: We have to find the translation

Q: . Here is a model M: Domain: {1,2,3, 4, 5} P: {1,3,5}, Q : {2,4, 5}, R : Ø, S : {3,4} a : 3, b : 4…

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Q: Below is the proof for the following argument using rules of inference: .-(r V q) 1 pA-g Hypothesis…

A: Given 2 = p→¬r 3 = p

Q: Translate the following argument into symbols and prove its validity using rules of inference. No…

A: As per the hint:       C(x) : x is a contractor.D(x) : x is dependable.E(x) : x is an engineer. Now,…

Q: State the rule of inference by which its conclusion follows from its premise or premises. (CVD) ɔ…

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Q: Determine the valid conclusion, given the following premises: 1. -p v q vr 2. -4 3. -r Therefore, O…

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Q: Given the compound statement (s e t) a (¬u v (s A t)) ^ (s ® (t v u)). Suppose that s=TRUE, t=FALSE,…

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Q: What relevant conclusion can be drawn from the following promesise. "If I play hockey, then I am…

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Q: Which statement is logically equivalent to (P→Q) O (Q→P) OPAQ OPV¬Q O¬¬Q

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Q: 7. Use all of the premises to determine a valid conclusion for the following argument. ~m Vt t - ~d…

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Q: Choose the correct answer to the question below: * Which of the followingis logicallyequivalent to -…

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