According to interstellar quarantine protocols, a celestial body is designated as a Class-Alpha hazard only if it harbors extremophile bacteria or emits anomalous radiation. No celestial body without a stable magnetosphere can harbor extremophile bacteria. Furthermore, emitting anomalous radiation requires a subterranean thermal vent, and any celestial body with a subterranean thermal vent possesses a stable magnetosphere. Finally, unless a celestial body features a crystalline core, it cannot have a stable magnetosphere.
Which one of the following statements logically follows from the quarantine protocols?
- AIf a celestial body features a crystalline core, it must be designated as a Class-Alpha hazard.
- BIf a celestial body is not designated as a Class-Alpha hazard, it cannot possess a stable magnetosphere.
- Any celestial body that does not feature a crystalline core cannot be designated as a Class-Alpha hazard.Cevap
- DA celestial body that lacks a subterranean thermal vent cannot be designated as a Class-Alpha hazard.
- ECelestial bodies that emit anomalous radiation are generally more hazardous than those harboring extremophile bacteria.
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Any celestial body that does not feature a crystalline core cannot be designated as a Class-Alpha hazard.
The correct answer accurately states the contrapositive of the synthesized logical chain. The stimulus establishes that a Class-Alpha hazard requires either extremophile bacteria or anomalous radiation. Because both of these possibilities independently mandate the presence of a stable magnetosphere, any Class-Alpha hazard must possess a stable magnetosphere. The final sentence establishes that a stable magnetosphere requires a crystalline core. Thus, any Class-Alpha hazard must feature a crystalline core. Taking the contrapositive of this relationship yields: if a celestial body lacks a crystalline core, it cannot be a Class-Alpha hazard.
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Synthesizing conditional chains involving disjunctions and deriving the valid contrapositive of a multi-step deduction.