Natural Deductive Logic: RULES #3 (=I, =E)

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In this video on #Logic, we learn our last two rules for natural deductive proofs. We learn biconditional introduction and biconditional elimination. Then we do a few example proofs.

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0:00 [Rule: Biconditional Introduction]
1:47 [Rule: Biconditional Elimination]
3:55 [Example #1]
7:25 [Example #2]
10:22 [Extra Practice Questions]

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I'm preparing for my logic exam in 2 weeks, and i found this video really helpful. especially you explained each step in details! I watched your whole serie. Thank you!!

yiqi
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I notice that you write the shorthand for the rules as =I and =e in the subtext above and <=>I and <=>e inside the video.. Can you use both? and by extension prove A=B as well as A<=>B ?? Thanks for the video's btw.. really helpful!!

thomasgrnlund
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In example 1 i don't get if it's necessary to show that from C you get A (line 10, 11, MP), since we already have C -> A in the hypothesis

naiko