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Principles of sound reasoning.
For the following argument, derive the conclusion:
[tex] B [/tex] & [tex] C [/tex]
[tex](A \leftrightarrow B) v (C\rightarrow D) [/tex]
[tex] (A v E) \rightarrow H [/tex]
[tex] (D [/tex] & [tex] C) \rightarrow I [/tex]
[tex] (IvJ) \rightarrow H [/tex]
Conclusion is H.
I know I am supposed to make some provisional assumptions, but I really don't know the guidelines to picking the right ones. I have afew more if someoen can help.
For the following argument, derive the conclusion:
[tex] B [/tex] & [tex] C [/tex]
[tex](A \leftrightarrow B) v (C\rightarrow D) [/tex]
[tex] (A v E) \rightarrow H [/tex]
[tex] (D [/tex] & [tex] C) \rightarrow I [/tex]
[tex] (IvJ) \rightarrow H [/tex]
Conclusion is H.
I know I am supposed to make some provisional assumptions, but I really don't know the guidelines to picking the right ones. I have afew more if someoen can help.