Question 7 Given premises p → q and q, we can conclude p: By Elimination by Modus Tollens O It is not a valid argument O Only if there is enough evidence to convict p of the crime. O by Modus Ponens

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Question 7
Given premises p → q and q, we can conclude p:
By Elimination
by Modus Tollens
O It is not a valid argument
O Only if there is enough evidence to convict p of the crime.
O by Modus Ponens
Transcribed Image Text:Question 7 Given premises p → q and q, we can conclude p: By Elimination by Modus Tollens O It is not a valid argument O Only if there is enough evidence to convict p of the crime. O by Modus Ponens
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