👉 In logic and mathematics, a polylemma is a type of logical formula that describes a situation where two or more sentences are logically equivalent. It can be defined as follows: 1. A "polylemma" is a logical statement that contains at least one variable (denoted by x) that appears in the conclusion but not in the premises. 2. The polylemma states that if the first sentence (the conclusion) and the second sentence (the premise) are logically equivalent, then
