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Okay so for this question I got it right but would have taken way less time if I understood something. I've been doing logic for a while but this one got me a little tripped.
If
A--> (C or D)
we can contra to /C--> (/A or D)??
I thought we could have to do it as such
A-->/C-->D
/A or /C-->D
/C or /A-->D
C-->/A --> D
C--> (A or D).
Where am I going wrong?
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Contra would be /C and /D -> /A
A and /C -> D is correct but it’s not the contrapositive.
You can’t do /A or /C -> D because once you negate the sufficient condition your rule falls away.
Thanks so much!