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if he study medicine, he will get a good job if he gets a good job, he will get a good wage.he did not get a good wage,therefore he did not study medicine.l validity of the argument using truth table?
if he study medicine, he will get a good job if he gets a good job, he will get a good wage.he did not get a good wage,therefore he did not study medicine.l validity of the argument using truth table?
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Let P represent "He studies medicine." Let Q represent "He gets a good job." Let R represent "He gets a good wage."
The argument can be represented symbolically as follows:
P → Q (If he studies medicine, then he gets a good job.) Q → R (If he gets a good job, then he gets a good wage.) ¬R (He did not get a good wage.)
Therefore, ¬P (Therefore, he did not study medicine.)