Use the figure below to answer the following questions.
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Definitions:
MT
An abbreviation often referring to Modus Tollens, a form of deductive argument where the consequent in a conditional proposition is negated, leading to the negation of the antecedent.
Simp
Slang for a person who overly defers to someone else, typically a man excessively reverent or submissive towards a woman.
CD
Can refer to a "Compact Disc" used for storing digital data or "Certificate of Deposit" in finance; context needed for specific definition.
Inference Forms
Patterns or structures of logical reasoning where conclusions are drawn from a set of premises.
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