👉 Transitivity is a mathematical concept in propositional logic that states that if two statements are true, then at least one of them must also be true. It is symbolized by the conjunction operator "and" and is represented as P ∨ Q. For example: - If it is raining, then I will wear an umbrella. - I am wearing an umbrella, so I will go outside to play. - Therefore, both conditions are satisfied. Transitivity can be used in logical proofs to establish
