Match the following inferences with the logical inference rule employed. Plato's or Aristotle is the best philosopher. Plato isn't. So, Aristotle is.
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- Premise 1: "Plato's or Aristotle is the best philosopher." - Premise 2: "Plato isn't." - Conclusion: "So, Aristotle is." Show more…
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