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BLS LLB 5 Years · Sem 1
2023-24 - ATKT 60/40 Examination
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SECTION I
Q.1) Answer the following in one or two sentences
any six · (12 marks)
1.State the rule of Excluded Middle with an example.[2]
Answer
The Law of Excluded Middle is the third of the three laws of thought. It states that everything must either be or not be: between a proposition and its denial there is no third possibility.
p v ~p, or "everything is either A or not-A"
Example: an agreement either is void or is not void. There is no middle state between the two, and no third thing it could be instead.
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