(~ B A) [~L v (B A)] , ~ B A ~L v (B A) is a

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(~ B A) [~L v (B A)] , ~ B A ~L v (B A) is a

“(~ B ≡ A) ⊃ [~L v (B ∙ A)] , ~ B ≡ A ∴ ~L v (B ∙ A)” is a

▸ modus tollens

▸ modus ponens

▸ contraposition

▸ hypothetical syllogism

▸ disjunctive syllogism

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How to Think Logically

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