The finite universe method is an algorithm for proving that an argument in predicate logic is valid.
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Q47: (x)(Hx → ~Ix) is a universal negative
Q48: (x)(Hx → Mx) is logically equivalent to
Q49: ($x)(Dx → Cx) is a particular affirmative
Q50: ~Ab is a well-formed formula.
Q51: An algorithm is a precisely described finite
Q53: Every invalid argument in predicate logic can
Q54: In general, the inference from a universal
Q55: Only the implicational rules of inference from
Q56: ~Hx is an instance of (x)~Hx.
Q57: Fa • Ga is an instantiation (by
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