truth trees

Truth trees are a logical method used to check if a set of statements can all be true at the same time. Imagine a branching diagram where each branch explores different possibilities or assumptions. If, by following these branches, you find a contradiction (something that can't be true), it shows the statements can't all be true together. If no contradictions are found, it means the statements are compatible. Truth trees help clarify logical relationships, identify inconsistencies, and understand how different ideas relate within a logical framework.