 List of rules of inference (source code)

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= List of rules of inference
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Rules of inference are logical principles that allow us to derive valid conclusions from premises. They form the foundation of deductive reasoning in formal logic. Here’s a list of some commonly used rules of inference: 1. **Modus Ponens** (Affirming the Antecedent): - If \\( P \\) then \\( Q \\) - \\( P \\) - Therefore, \\( Q \\) 2.

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