Answer:
1)
<em>Law of Detachment</em>
If you have an income, then you must pay taxes.
You have an income.
You must pay taxes.
<em>Law of Syllogism</em>
If you have an income, then you must pay taxes.
If you must pay taxes, then you have a job.
If you have an income, then you have a job
2)
<u>Law of Detachment</u>
If you work as a cashier in a convenience store then you have a job.
You work as a cashier in a convenience store.
You have a job.
<u>Law of Syllogism</u>
If you work as as a cashier in a convenience store then you have a job
If you have a job then you must pay taxes
If you work as as a cashier in a convenience store then you must pay taxes
Step-by-step explanation:
To answer it properly we need to remind those Laws in Mathematical Logic.
The Law of Detachment says that if a Logical Implication and the second Statement is true, we can derive a true conclusion
1. If p→q (True)
2) p (True)
3) q (True)
On the other hand, The Law of Syllogism says:
1) If p→q (True)
2) If q→r (True)
Subsequently, we can conclude by derivation as true this Logical Implication:
3) If p→r (True)
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If you have an income, then you must pay taxes.
If you have a job, then you have an income.
Law of Detachment
If you have an income (p), then you must pay taxes. (q)
If you have a job(r), then you have an income.
1)If you have an income, then you must pay taxes. (T) If p→q (True)
2)You have an income (T) p (True)
3) You must pay taxes q (True)
Law of Syllogism
If you have an income (p), then you must pay taxes. (q) If p→q (True)
If you must pay taxes (q), then you have a job. (r) If q→r (True)
If you have an income (p), then you have a job (r) If p→r (True)
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If you work as a cashier in a convenience store (p) then you have a job (q)
If you must pay taxes (r) then you have an income
Law of Detachment
If you work as a cashier in a convenience store (p) then you have a job (q) If p→q (True)
You work as a cashier in a convenience store (p) p (True)
You have a job (q) q (True)
Law of Syllogism
*If you work as as a cashier in a convenience store(p) then you have a job (q) If p→q (True)
*If you have a job (q) then you must pay taxes (r) If q→r (True)
If you work as as a cashier in a convenience store (p) then you must pay taxes (r) If p→r