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Undergrad Proving p -> q: What Does a False Derivation Mean?
From the truth table for ##A\implies B##, if ##B## is false and ##A\implies B## is true, then the only possibility is that ##A## is false. Applying this fact to your problem, ##p## must be false and, therefore, ##p \implies q## must be true regardless of what ##q## may be (See (3) below)...- Dan Christensen
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics