you are taking the final exam in your logic class. There's a multiple choice question that, for whatever reason is missing but you have the answers-only one choice is correct. Here they are:
a. Answer A
b. Answer A or Answer B
c. Answer B or Answer C
Which is correct and why?
Answer:
The correct choice is
c. Answer B or Answer C.
Why?
If a were correct, then b would also be true (contradiction).
If b were correct, then c would also be true (contradiction).
Only c can be correct without forcing another answer to be true (specifically, if C is the true answer).
So, c is the only logically consistent option.
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