Given that the given simple components are propositions presented in the situations of the first column, in the second column write the inference that can be deduced then write what rule have used in the third column. Situation Inference Rule Used 1. Either I shall have a drink or I eat. But, I ate. 2. If I love to eat broccoli then I am a vegetarian. But, I am not a vegetarian. 3. If I will play basketball then I will be sprained. If I will be sprained then I wll stay at home.

Given that the given simple components are propositions presented in the situations of the first column, in the second column write the inference that can be deduced then write what rule have used in the third column. Situation Inference Rule Used 1. Either I shall have a drink or I eat. But, I ate. 2. If I love to eat broccoli then I am a vegetarian. But, I am not a vegetarian. 3. If I will play basketball then I will be sprained. If I will be sprained then I wll stay at home.

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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