Fitch Proof Exercise 13.8
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I am having trouble solving this Fitch Proof. Here is how far IâÂÂve gotten
Only the last step is not checked out in Fitch but I think the logic works well.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you
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I am having trouble solving this Fitch Proof. Here is how far IâÂÂve gotten
Only the last step is not checked out in Fitch but I think the logic works well.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you
logic philosophy
Here's a MathJax tutorial :)
â Shaun
Jul 20 at 17:41
You should delete step 7. You already made the assumption in step 2.
â DanielV
Jul 20 at 17:42
@DanielV: Except that it's the assumption in a sub-proof. That's how you set up a $forall$ Intro.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 17:58
Step 10 looks right to me. Only thing I can think of is that in 2, you're assuming the $textCube(b)land textDodec(c),$ involving $c,$ whereas in line 11, the rest of your expression involves $y$ instead of $c$.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 18:03
Step 7 is the assumption in a sub-proof. Without it i have no idea how to eliminate the â in 6 and get the FrontOf(b, c)
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 18:51
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up vote
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up vote
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I am having trouble solving this Fitch Proof. Here is how far IâÂÂve gotten
Only the last step is not checked out in Fitch but I think the logic works well.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you
logic philosophy
I am having trouble solving this Fitch Proof. Here is how far IâÂÂve gotten
Only the last step is not checked out in Fitch but I think the logic works well.
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you
logic philosophy
edited Jul 20 at 23:09
asked Jul 20 at 17:38
Holly Feng
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Here's a MathJax tutorial :)
â Shaun
Jul 20 at 17:41
You should delete step 7. You already made the assumption in step 2.
â DanielV
Jul 20 at 17:42
@DanielV: Except that it's the assumption in a sub-proof. That's how you set up a $forall$ Intro.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 17:58
Step 10 looks right to me. Only thing I can think of is that in 2, you're assuming the $textCube(b)land textDodec(c),$ involving $c,$ whereas in line 11, the rest of your expression involves $y$ instead of $c$.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 18:03
Step 7 is the assumption in a sub-proof. Without it i have no idea how to eliminate the â in 6 and get the FrontOf(b, c)
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 18:51
 |Â
show 3 more comments
Here's a MathJax tutorial :)
â Shaun
Jul 20 at 17:41
You should delete step 7. You already made the assumption in step 2.
â DanielV
Jul 20 at 17:42
@DanielV: Except that it's the assumption in a sub-proof. That's how you set up a $forall$ Intro.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 17:58
Step 10 looks right to me. Only thing I can think of is that in 2, you're assuming the $textCube(b)land textDodec(c),$ involving $c,$ whereas in line 11, the rest of your expression involves $y$ instead of $c$.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 18:03
Step 7 is the assumption in a sub-proof. Without it i have no idea how to eliminate the â in 6 and get the FrontOf(b, c)
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 18:51
Here's a MathJax tutorial :)
â Shaun
Jul 20 at 17:41
Here's a MathJax tutorial :)
â Shaun
Jul 20 at 17:41
You should delete step 7. You already made the assumption in step 2.
â DanielV
Jul 20 at 17:42
You should delete step 7. You already made the assumption in step 2.
â DanielV
Jul 20 at 17:42
@DanielV: Except that it's the assumption in a sub-proof. That's how you set up a $forall$ Intro.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 17:58
@DanielV: Except that it's the assumption in a sub-proof. That's how you set up a $forall$ Intro.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 17:58
Step 10 looks right to me. Only thing I can think of is that in 2, you're assuming the $textCube(b)land textDodec(c),$ involving $c,$ whereas in line 11, the rest of your expression involves $y$ instead of $c$.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 18:03
Step 10 looks right to me. Only thing I can think of is that in 2, you're assuming the $textCube(b)land textDodec(c),$ involving $c,$ whereas in line 11, the rest of your expression involves $y$ instead of $c$.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 18:03
Step 7 is the assumption in a sub-proof. Without it i have no idea how to eliminate the â in 6 and get the FrontOf(b, c)
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 18:51
Step 7 is the assumption in a sub-proof. Without it i have no idea how to eliminate the â in 6 and get the FrontOf(b, c)
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 18:51
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1 Answer
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$$beginarray rl
& forall x .(Cx to forall y. (Dy to Fxy)) \
& quad boxedb \
& quad quad boxedc \
& quad quad quad Cb land Dc \
& quad quad quad vdots \
& quad quad quad Fbc \
& quad quad (Cb land Dc) to Fbc \
& quad forall y .(Cb land Dy) to Fby \
& forall x .forall y. (Cx land Dy) to Fxy \
endarray$$
Organizing your proof like this may work. Unfortunately the software is closed so it can't be openly verified.
Thank you so much for helping! I've figured it out
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 23:18
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
$$beginarray rl
& forall x .(Cx to forall y. (Dy to Fxy)) \
& quad boxedb \
& quad quad boxedc \
& quad quad quad Cb land Dc \
& quad quad quad vdots \
& quad quad quad Fbc \
& quad quad (Cb land Dc) to Fbc \
& quad forall y .(Cb land Dy) to Fby \
& forall x .forall y. (Cx land Dy) to Fxy \
endarray$$
Organizing your proof like this may work. Unfortunately the software is closed so it can't be openly verified.
Thank you so much for helping! I've figured it out
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 23:18
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
$$beginarray rl
& forall x .(Cx to forall y. (Dy to Fxy)) \
& quad boxedb \
& quad quad boxedc \
& quad quad quad Cb land Dc \
& quad quad quad vdots \
& quad quad quad Fbc \
& quad quad (Cb land Dc) to Fbc \
& quad forall y .(Cb land Dy) to Fby \
& forall x .forall y. (Cx land Dy) to Fxy \
endarray$$
Organizing your proof like this may work. Unfortunately the software is closed so it can't be openly verified.
Thank you so much for helping! I've figured it out
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 23:18
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
$$beginarray rl
& forall x .(Cx to forall y. (Dy to Fxy)) \
& quad boxedb \
& quad quad boxedc \
& quad quad quad Cb land Dc \
& quad quad quad vdots \
& quad quad quad Fbc \
& quad quad (Cb land Dc) to Fbc \
& quad forall y .(Cb land Dy) to Fby \
& forall x .forall y. (Cx land Dy) to Fxy \
endarray$$
Organizing your proof like this may work. Unfortunately the software is closed so it can't be openly verified.
$$beginarray rl
& forall x .(Cx to forall y. (Dy to Fxy)) \
& quad boxedb \
& quad quad boxedc \
& quad quad quad Cb land Dc \
& quad quad quad vdots \
& quad quad quad Fbc \
& quad quad (Cb land Dc) to Fbc \
& quad forall y .(Cb land Dy) to Fby \
& forall x .forall y. (Cx land Dy) to Fxy \
endarray$$
Organizing your proof like this may work. Unfortunately the software is closed so it can't be openly verified.
answered Jul 20 at 22:33
DanielV
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Thank you so much for helping! I've figured it out
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 23:18
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Thank you so much for helping! I've figured it out
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 23:18
Thank you so much for helping! I've figured it out
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 23:18
Thank you so much for helping! I've figured it out
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 23:18
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Here's a MathJax tutorial :)
â Shaun
Jul 20 at 17:41
You should delete step 7. You already made the assumption in step 2.
â DanielV
Jul 20 at 17:42
@DanielV: Except that it's the assumption in a sub-proof. That's how you set up a $forall$ Intro.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 17:58
Step 10 looks right to me. Only thing I can think of is that in 2, you're assuming the $textCube(b)land textDodec(c),$ involving $c,$ whereas in line 11, the rest of your expression involves $y$ instead of $c$.
â Adrian Keister
Jul 20 at 18:03
Step 7 is the assumption in a sub-proof. Without it i have no idea how to eliminate the â in 6 and get the FrontOf(b, c)
â Holly Feng
Jul 20 at 18:51