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Replacement theorem for logical equivalence

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Replacing a designated subformula by a logically equivalent formula preserves logical equivalence of the surrounding propositional formulas. For any Boolean valuation the two expressions at the replaced node have the same truth value. Each logical connective preserves this agreement when its other inputs are unchanged. Induction from that node to the root proves agreement of the whole formulas under every valuation.

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  • Past exam of the logic and set theory course of the University of Oxford / 2008 / A / 1 / g / Solution

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