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Show that, given the premises f(FC(f)T(f)) and S(max)FC(max),we can conclude T(max)

Solution

Consider the given premises

f(FC(f)T(f))

S(max)FC(max)

And the conclusion is T(max)

Now we prove that the conclusion is logically follows fro the given premises

Proof :

( 1 )    f(FC(f)T(f))                 premise              

( 2 )   FC(max)T(max)          ( 1 )      Universal specification

( 3 )   S(max)FC(max)           premise   

( 4 )   FC(max)                        ( 3 ) Rule of conjunction

( 5 )   T(max)                           ( 2 ) & ( 4 )     Modus Ponen\'s rule

Hence, the conclusion T(max)   is logically follows fro the given premises

Show that, given the premises f(FC(f)T(f)) and S(max)FC(max),we can conclude T(max)SolutionConsider the given premises f(FC(f)T(f)) S(max)FC(max) And the conclu

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