| 1. | Condition 2 says that provably true formulas are closed under modus ponens.
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| 2. | Both rules are based on the modus ponens inference rule.
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| 3. | (1 ) is a typical example of modus ponens.
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| 4. | Modus ponens would apply if you knew she put on her shoes.
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| 5. | :: : : This is a formally valid modus ponens argument.
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| 6. | Constructive dilemma is the disjunctive version of modus ponens.
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| 7. | This is the " modus ponens " rule of propositional logic.
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| 8. | We can then detach the conclusion, ?, via the modus ponens rule.
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| 9. | The disjunctive version of " modus ponens " is the constructive dilemma.
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| 10. | In artificial intelligence, " modus ponens " is often called forward chaining.
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