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I still don't get you. Can you use mathematical symbols where required.. as i m getting confused with the words "or" and "and" as to what means what in diff places. PleaseOn Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 10:05 PM, Amit Goyal [via Discussion forum] <[hidden email]> wrote:
Here is the reason why:
Given: (A it true or B is true) implies C is true. That is, (A it true or B is true) is sufficient for C is true.
To prove: (A it true and B is true) implies C is true. That is, (A it true and B is true) is sufficient for C is true.
Proof:
Clearly, (A it true and B is true) implies (A it true or B is true). Since, (A it true or B is true) implies C is true. Hence, (A it true and B is true) implies C is true. Thus, (A it true and B is true) is sufficient for C is true.
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