On almost every question pertaining to the missing premise drills, I got the logic right but often I found myself guessing the contrapositive as opposed to the premise. Does that matter, and if so where am I making a mistake?
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Could you clarify what you wrote? Do you mean you're guessing the contrapositive of what the missing premise actually is? If so, that's totally fine, as they're logically equivalent statements.
Let us know if you meant something else!
tayloryorkAugust 22, 2019
Yes that is what I meant! Thank you so much for following up, I was just curious if both the missing premise and the contrapositive would be given as answer choices.
