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{{ParTLPwrapper-en|{{ParTLP|6.1201}} That ''e.g.'' the propositions "''p''" and "~''p''" in the connexion {{nowrap|"~(''p'' . ''~p'')"}} give a tautology shows that they contradict one another. That the propositions {{nowrap|"''p'' ⊃ ''q''"}}, "''p''" and "''q''" connected together in the form {{nowrap|"(''p'' ⊃ ''q'') . (''p'') : ⊃ : (''q'')"}} give a tautology shows that "''q''" follows from "''p''" and {{nowrap|"''p'' ⊃ ''q''"}}. That {{nowrap|"(''x'') . ''f x'' : ⊃ : ''f a''"}} is a tautology shows that {{nowrap|''f a''}} follows from {{nowrap|(''x'') . ''f x''}}, etc. etc.
{{ParTLPwrapper-en|{{ParTLP|6.1201}} That ''e.g.'' the propositions ''p''and ~''p''in the connexion {{nowrap|~(''p'' . ~''p'')}} give a tautology shows that they contradict one another. That the propositions {{nowrap|''p'' ⊃ ''q''}}, ''p''and ''q''connected together in the form {{nowrap|(''p'' ⊃ ''q'') . (''p'') : ⊃ : (''q'')}} give a tautology shows that ''q''follows from ''p''and {{nowrap|''p'' ⊃ ''q''}}. That {{nowrap|(''x'') . ''f x'' : ⊃ : ''f a''}} is a tautology shows that {{nowrap|''f a''}} follows from {{nowrap|(''x'') . ''f x''}}, etc. etc.


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6.1201 That e.g. the propositions “p” and “~p” in the connexion “~(p . ~p)” give a tautology shows that they contradict one another. That the propositions pq, “p” and “q” connected together in the form “(pq) . (p) : ⊃ : (q)” give a tautology shows that “q” follows from “p” and pq. That “(x) . f x : ⊃ : f a is a tautology shows that f a follows from (x) . f x, etc. etc.