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Serga [27]
3 years ago
13

If p→qp→q, and q→rq→r, then thats all it says

Mathematics
1 answer:
Angelina_Jolie [31]3 years ago
8 0
Answer: then q→r

Explanation:

If p → q

and q →r , then  you can use the law of transitivity to conclude

q→r.

That is a basic law of sillogisms.

An example will help you to understand the transivity law:

Make p, stand for 3 > 3/4, q stand for 3/4 > 15 / 20, the you can conclude that 3 > 15 / 20.

3 > 3/4

3 /4 > 15 / 20

Then, 3 > 15 /20.

This is, from the fact that you know that 3 is gretar than 3/4 and that 3/4 is greater than 15/20, you can conclude that 3 > 15 / 20. That is transitivity and is a law of logic, which you can use to get conclusions.
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