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  • RULES OF INFERENCES


    LESSON OBJECTIVE

    Lesson 13

    • In this lesson, a discussion on rules of inferences will be introduced

    Lesson 14

    • In this lesson, a discussion on rules of inferences will be continued


    LEARNING OUTCOME

    • After the lecture students will be able to learn why inferences is important in discrete mathematics and different operation of function.
    • They will learn about argument, conclusion, premises.
    • They will learn about rules of inferences.
    • They will learn about fallacies.
    • They will learn to build arguments.
    • They will learn about rules of inferences and quantifiers.
    DISCUSSION TOPICS

    • Rules of inferences
    • Argument, conclusion, premises
    • Fallacies
    • Building arguments
    • Addition and production of function
    • Composition of function
    • Inverse of function
    • Rules of inferences and quantifiers


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      Someone who lies is not trustworthy. All untrustworthy persons are bad friends. Whoever has the ability and helps in a bad time is a good friend. Therefore, someone who lies doesn’t help in a bad time.

      Verify whether the argument is valid or not?