Disjunctive syllogism

Disjunctive syllogism is a logical reasoning process that involves making a deduction based on an either-or statement. For example, if you know that either "A" or "B" is true, and you discover that "A" is not true, then you can conclude that "B" must be true. It’s a way of narrowing down options by eliminating what isn't correct. This reasoning is common in daily decision-making and problem-solving, helping us arrive at valid conclusions when we have alternative possibilities.