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The logical fallacy of 'affirming the consequent' occurs when:
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- 1If P → Q and P is false, then Q is concluded to be false
- 2If P → Q and Q is false, then P is concluded to be false
- 3If P → Q and Q is true, then P is concluded to be true✓
- 4If P → Q and P is true, then Q is concluded to be true
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If P → Q and Q is true, then P is concluded to be true
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