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Propositional Logic
Multiple Choice
In
P → Q, P ⊨ Q
, what does the symbol
⊨
mean?
P → Q, P ⊨ Q
The premises on the left entail the conclusion on the right
The two sides are the same formula
Everything on the left is false
It separates two unrelated formulas
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