Math Logic Drawing Conclusions and Laws Flashcards

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Law Of Modus Tollens

A

P→q
-q
——
-P is true
In a true conditional, when a conclusion is false, the hypothesis must also be false

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Law Of Detachment

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P→q
P
——
Q is true

True hypothesis needs to have true conclusion to be true

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Conjunctive simplification

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p^q
p is true q is true
Both have to be true in a conjunction

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Law of contrapositive

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P→Q
-Q→-P is true

If you get a sentence that is a true statement, the contrapositive of the statement always has a valid conclusion.

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Disjunctive Inference

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Pvq
-P
——
Q is true
When a disjunction is true and one of them is false, the other one must be true

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Chain Law

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P→Q
Q→R
——-
P→R is true

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DeMorgan’s Law #1

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-(P^Q)
-Pv-Q is true

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DeMorgan’s Law #2

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-(PvQ)
-P^-Q is true

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