Proof by contraposition is a method of proving an implication by demonstrating that if the conclusion is false, then the premise must also be false. This technique is closely linked to the logical equivalence of implications, where proving 'if P then Q' can be achieved by proving 'if not Q then not P'. This method is particularly useful in formal logic as it allows for indirect reasoning to establish truth.
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