how do you translate embedded conditionals when they are in the sufficient condition?

Maximilian Gang

Hi,

I just reviewed the embedded conditional lecture by J.Y.
I now understand why A -> (B->C) becomes A and B -> C
I was wondering what happens if (A->B) -> C appears in the stimulus.
When I tried to translate the conditional by myself
I got this.
(A->B) -> C
~(A->B) or C
~(~A or or C
(A and ~B) or C
~A or B -> C

Is this correct? I think there is something wrong about this... but I don't seem to get the exact reason why...

Please help me out 7sagers!

tanes256

Hey @"David Kim"! I couldn't tag you on the post but this is answered in the curriculum. Scroll down a bit in the comments on the first embedded conditional lesson. JY answered this question.