
Patrick B. answered 08/20/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
B and S or H and C
(P or H) --> S
prove: S
if B and S then S holds by simplification
if H and C, then H holds by Simplicifaction
Then P or H holds, which implies S.
Ifann L.
asked 08/20/20Either deposits should be required on beer and soft drink containers, or these containers will be discarded along highways and the countryside will look like a dump. If these containers will be discarded either in parks or along highways, then deposits should be required on soft drink containers. Therefore, deposits should be required on soft drink containers.
(B, S, H, C, P)
P.S: indirect proof(IP) cannot be used!
- suggest using Reductio ad absurdum and Conditional Proof if needed
Patrick B. answered 08/20/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
B and S or H and C
(P or H) --> S
prove: S
if B and S then S holds by simplification
if H and C, then H holds by Simplicifaction
Then P or H holds, which implies S.
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