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ssquare December 28, 2020

Statement #4

Statement #4: WC-most- GH Reversing the most statement will result in: GH- some- WC My question is: Can we now reverse the “some” statement again to also conclude: WC-some- GH? I believe we can, but I’m not 100% sure because the statement started off as a “most” statement.

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shunhe January 5, 2021

Hi @ssquare,

Thanks for the question! Yes, we can reverse the some statement again to conclude that

WC <—some—> GH

You can think of “most” statements as implying “some” statements. For example, if most stuffed animals are cute, then some stuffed animals are also cute by definition, since most of them are cute, and most of them can’t be cute unless some of them are cute.

Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any other questions that you might have.

ssquare January 9, 2021

This is very helpful!! Thank you!

shunhe January 16, 2021

Glad I could help! Let us know if you have any further questions.