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A->B->C vs. A-> (B->C) lesson
Hey guys, I'm having trouble finding which lesson what I wrote in my notes is from. I have:
Tuesday->rain->sad
= if tuesday, it will rain, and it will be sad
Vs.
Tuesday-> (rain->sad)
= on tuesday, if it rains, its sad
I want to review this, but I can't find the lesson... does anyone know?
Thanks!!!
Comments
Is it from one of the lessons/quizzes under the "Introduction to Logic" lesson?
I think it's in the Advanced Logic section. I just went over this a couple weeks ago and tried to find it as well but can't seem to either!
I agree @tringo335 this specific example is being discussed under the comment section below in Advanced Logic https://7sage.com/lesson/quiz-complex-conditional-translations-3-w-answers/
J.Y. (and quite a few other 7sagers) gave an excellent explanation there
That's right ! It was in the comment section.