When it comes to checking Rule 1 and 2, I get a little confused about rule 2. We are supposed to have a Sufficient condition in common. How do you spot this or find this answer? How do you know which variable to pick?
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rewatch the video. to sum up, check to see what variable the premises have in common. if the common variable is the sufficient condition from the S&N statement, they then share the sufficient condition.
DezMarch 19, 2021
@JasonB so in problem #1 in the intro video, when the instructor says WMBC - some - PC and the S-->N statement is PC-->P - because the common variable out of the two is PC and PC is in the Sufficient condition in PC-->P, Rule #2 is satisfied as PC being the sufficient condition?
