Question

i need help again..

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

"if two angles are right angles they sum up to 180"

"<P and <Q are right angles"

therefore <P + <Q = ?

Answer 3

let's look at the first statement

"if two angles are right angles they sum up to 180"

that means

any right angle + any other right angle = 180

Answer 4

we are also told that <P and <Q are right angles

so using the previous statement, what must <P + <Q equal?

Answer 5

so B?

Answer 6

good

Answer 7

i would say this is a bit false

Answer 8

good, false (being grumpy is the result of sore feet not shoulders)

Answer 9

i'm thinking it's more of C

Answer 10

be careful, just because he makes the postcard does not mean he will necessarily send it to his grandmother

Answer 11

so it's no?

Answer 12

good

Answer 13

im leaning towards B at the moment...

Answer 14

but i think i might be wrong

Answer 15

the conclusion is correct (if gabriel comes home then hazel gets sleepy) but the law is incorrect, it's law of syllogism not detatchment

Answer 16

alright, i will remember that.

Answer 17

for Earth, it's obviously true, as the girl went through all the credentials

Answer 18

yes

Answer 19

not 100% sure on this but

it seems like the "if" statement was just factually incorrect

so what do you think the solution might be?

Answer 20

another way to say "if, then" is the conditional statement

Answer 21

my best guess would lean towards that the detatchement law was used incorrectly, but even i cant really put an eye on it

Answer 22

just gonna hop on discord and ask for a second opinion

Answer 23

alright

Answer 24

actually @Zarkon are you familiar with law of syllogism/detachment? I was having some trouble with this last question

Answer 25

ok after double checking w/ the discord, they agree that the issue is with the conditional statement not how the laws are being applied

Answer 26

oh, alright

Answer 27

the next question is kinda similar...

Answer 28

for this one, it's looking like syllogism is used wrong

Answer 29

same reasoning as last time

the person didn't make any logical errors (the sign said everything in aisle 1 was organic so they naturally assumed a banana from aisle 1 would be organic)

so another error in the conditional statement (the sign was false)

Answer 30

oh, sorry,

Answer 31

this one here is false, as even if she drives, the other person still has to wake up

Answer 32

good

Answer 33

this one is also false

Answer 34

careful about this one, it's law of syllogism

if p then q
if q then r

implies that, if p is true, then r is true

Answer 35

applying this to our problem

yasmine gets the job --> she will work hard --> she will need a vacation

making the statement true

Answer 36

oh, right..

Answer 37

this could be false, because you can't really determine if you sleep well or not, what if the guy has insomnia or something?

Answer 38

hm

I also agree its false, just for a different reason - it says if he gets home safely he will sleep well, but the issue is that there' no statement/condition about him getting home safely

Answer 39

alrighty!