According to the recent interstellar survey of the Orionis sector:
All rogue planets detected in the outer ring possess a dense atmosphere of frozen methane. Any planet with a dense atmosphere of frozen methane reflects less than 5% of incident starlight. Most rogue planets detected in the outer ring have a core temperature below -200 degrees Celsius. Furthermore, no planet that reflects less than 5% of incident starlight is currently targeted for deep-core drilling.
Based strictly on the information above, which of the following statements must be true? (Select all valid deductions)
- Every rogue planet detected in the outer ring is currently excluded from deep-core drilling targets.Cevap
- BAny planet that is not a rogue planet detected in the outer ring reflects 5% or more of incident starlight.
- CMost planets that reflect less than 5% of incident starlight are rogue planets detected in the outer ring.
- Any planet that is targeted for deep-core drilling reflects 5% or more of incident starlight.Cevap
- EMost planets that possess a dense atmosphere of frozen methane have a core temperature below -200 degrees Celsius.
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The correct deductions are that every rogue planet in the outer ring is excluded from deep-core drilling targets, and that any planet targeted for deep-core drilling reflects 5% or more of incident starlight.
The valid deductions rely on strict conditional logic. By chaining the premises, we find that being an outer ring rogue planet guarantees a frozen methane atmosphere, which guarantees reflecting less than 5% of starlight, which in turn guarantees exclusion from drilling targets. Therefore, any such rogue planet is excluded. Additionally, the contrapositive of the final premise dictates that if a planet IS targeted for drilling, it cannot reflect less than 5% of starlight (meaning it must reflect 5% or more).
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Transitive conditional reasoning and contrapositive formation