Rules of Inference (Propositional Logic for Linguists 14)

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Is not the modus tollens one commit the fallacy of affirming the consequent?

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Awesome, can we consider this rules of inference for predicated calculus (classical logic)?

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hye i wanna ask, for disjunctive, p or q, and not p, then q, right is it same as p or q, and not q, then p

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