Practice - Modus Ponens
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Practice Questions
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What does Modus Ponens state?
💡 Hint: Think about conditional statements.
True or False: Modus Ponens can be used with false antecedents.
💡 Hint: What happens if p is false?
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Interactive Quizzes
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Which of the following is an example of Modus Ponens?
💡 Hint: Look for the 'if...then' format.
True or False: The argument form 'If it snows, then roads are slippery. Roads are slippery; thus it must be snowing.' is valid.
💡 Hint: Consider if it could be slippery for another reason.
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Using the premises: 'If the light is on (p), then the room is bright (q).' and 'The light is on (p)', how would you conclude whether the room is bright (q)?
💡 Hint: Check the logical connection between p and q.
Analyze the statement: 'If you do not eat (p), then you will be hungry (q). You are not hungry (¬q); does it follow that you ate (¬p)? Refute this reasoning.
💡 Hint: Think about alternative reasons for ¬q.
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