alleryEither the exam is today or tomorrow. It is not today. Conclusion: it is tomorrow.
AProbably follows
BDefinitely follows
CDoes not follow
DCannot be judged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Definitely follows
With one alternative eliminated, the other alternative of the either-or premise must be true.
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