Rules of Inference - Definition & Types of Inference Rules

Discrete Mathematics: Rules of Inference in Propositional Logic - Definition & Types of Inference Rules
Topics discussed:
1. Meaning of Inference.
2. Definition of Rules of Inference.
3. Following types of Inference Rules:
a. Modus Ponens.
b. Modus Tollens.
c. Hypothetical Syllogism.
d. Disjunctive Syllogism.
e. Addition.
f. Simplification.
g. Conjunction.
h. Resolution.
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