Indirect Method of Proof Examples || Lesson 28 || Discrete Math & Graph Theory ||
Indirect Method of Proof Examples
In this class, We discuss the Indirect Method of Proof Examples.
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Indirect method of proof:
Show that r follows from the set of premises p -gt q, q -gt r, ¬(p ∧ r), (p ∨ r).
In the indirect method, we assume the conclusion is false.
So, negate the conclusion to make it true.
Add the negation of the conclusion to the premises, and we show false from the premises and added conclusion.
When we show false meaning, our assumption that the conclusion is false is wrong.
So, the conclusion is true.
We need to show false from the premises p -gt q, q -gt r, ¬(p ∧ r), (p ∨ r), and ¬r.
The below diagram shows the derivation.
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