A doctor states: 'If a patient has a fever, they need hydration.' A child has a fever. What must be true?
Q1. A doctor states: 'If a patient has a fever, they need hydration.' A child has a fever. What must be true?
Answer: The child needs hydration.
Explanation: Direct application of modus ponens (If P→Q, P→Q). Option B adds unproven assumption about dehydration.