IF a society has no laws --> THEN that society has no crimes
Contrapositive: Sufficient Necessary
If the society has some crimes --> Then the society has some laws
The correct answer is D because if you know one thing is right. For example, the condition it gives you in the stimulus, you know that the contrapositive MUST BE TRUE.
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This is a conditional IF-THEN argument
Sufficient: Necessary:
IF a society has no laws --> THEN that society has no crimes
Contrapositive: Sufficient Necessary
If the society has some crimes --> Then the society has some laws
The correct answer is D because if you know one thing is right. For example, the condition it gives you in the stimulus, you know that the contrapositive MUST BE TRUE.
Please let me know if that helped.