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    Math 11 Rule of Inference

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    QUIZ NO.

    4: RULES OF INFERENCE

    NAME: ___________________________________________ DATE: ________________________________
    CYS: ___________________________ INSTRUCTOR: MS. GRACE ANN L. DELOS REYES

    I. Fill up the table.
    Rule of Inference Name Rule of Inference Name
    q p
    P
    q
    P
    pvq

    q p
    q
    p
    Modus tollens
    q p
    r q
    r p

    p .q
    p
    P
    q
    p .q
    Conjunction
    pvq
    p
    q

    ( ) ( ) s r q p .
    qv s
    pv r
    Destructive dillema
    ( ) ( ) s r q p .
    pvr
    qvs
    Modus ponens Addition
    Simplification Hypothetical syllogism
    Disjunctive syllogism Constructive dillema

    II. Formulate the arguments symbolically and determine whether each is valid.
    p: I study hard. q: I get As. r: I get rich.
    1. If I study hard, then I get As.
    I study hard.
    I get As.
    2. If I study hard, then I get As.
    If I dont get rich, then I dont get As.
    I get rich.

    3. I study hard if and only if I get rich.
    I get rich.
    I study hard.
    4. If I study hard or I get rich, then I get As.
    I get As.
    If I dont study hard, then I get rich.


    III. For each argument, tell which rule of inference is used.
    1. Fishing is a popular sport. Therefore, fishing is a popular sport or lacrosse is wildly popular in California.

    2. If fishing is a popular sport, then lacrosse is wildly popular in California. Fishing is a popular sport. Therefore, lacrosse
    is wildly popular in California.

    3. Fishing is a popular sport or lacrosse is wildly popular in California. Lacrosse is not wildly popular in California.
    Therefore, fishing is a popular sport.


    IV. For each of the following arguments, state the Rule of Inference by which its conclusion follows from its premise
    or premises.
    1. ( ) ( ) | | E D C B A . .
    ( ) E D B . v
    C A v
    2. ( ) ( ) Y X W V v
    ( ) W V
    Y X
    3. ( ) | | ( ) | | L K J I H G . . v
    ( ) | | I H G v
    4. ( ) | | ( ) | | F E D C B A . v
    ( ) | | F E D .
    ( ) | | C B A v

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