Question

(1)she is a girl
(2)her name is Chris
(3)chris is a girl's name
Law of syllogism, or law of detachment

Answer 1

law of detachment

Answer 2

do you want me to give you an example

Answer 3

yes please...

Answer 4

How about
(1)people who download music
(2)you download music
(3)you eat pizza

Answer 5

Let's look at Law of detachment first.

If p and (p implies q), then we conclude q.
Remember both parts of the hypothesis MUST BE TRUE.

So, let's look at a couple of statements.

p: This toy is a truck.
q: This toy has 4 wheels.

Rememeber p implies q means "If p, then q."
So let's substitute. If this toy is a truck, then it has 4 wheels.

Suppose "The toy is a truck." is true. And suppose "if this toy is a truck, then it has 4 wheels" is also true.

What can you conclude? Well, you can conclude that the toy has 4 wheels. That's the Law of Detachment. It's "sort of like" substitution.
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Now, let's look at Law of Syllogism.

Here you have 3 statements: p, q, & r. Notice that in the Law of Detachment you only had 2 statements to work with.

Example: p: Mary is shorter than Debbie.
q: Debbie is shorter than Joan.
r: Joan is shorter than Maria.

If (p implies q) and (q implies r), then we conclude (p implies r).

Let's substitute:

p implies q: If Mary is shorter than Debbie, then Debbie is shorter than Joan.

q implies r: If Debbie is shorter than Joan, then Joan is shorter than Maria.

We conclude that p implies r. So by Law of Syllogism,

If Mary is shorter than Debbie, then Joan is shorter than Maria.

Answer 6

that one is a law of detachment too

Answer 7

If x is a whole number , then x^3>x. what is the counter example?

Answer 8

Well, just 0 or 1.

Answer 9

1 can't be greater than itself. Now if the symbel was greater than or equal to, then it would be different. But 1 > 1 is false