Connecting contrapositives

Started by Flavio · started 2016-01-26 04:45 · last activity 2016-01-26 22:56 · 1 reply

When connecting the contrapositives to come up with the answer B, is it best to always start with the middle/ second sentence to connect all our points and come up with the conclusion?

Replies

  1. Mehran · 2016-01-26 22:56

    Not sure I understand. The order is irrelevant. For the transitive property, the key is identifying variables in common. So for example: ER ==> DGSL DGSL ==> BIL Notice DGSL is the variable in common, so we can connect them as follows: ER ==> DGSL ==> BIL If we took the contrapositives, the variable in common is not DGSL: not DGSL ==> not ER not BIL ==> not DGSL So we would connect as follows: not BIL ==> not DGSL ==> ER Hope this helps!

Sign in to reply.