b. For a classical logic knowledgebase, let MC(A) be the set of maximally consistent subsets of A and let MI(A) be the s

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b. For a classical logic knowledgebase, let MC(A) be the set of maximally consistent subsets of A and let MI(A) be the s

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b. For a classical logic knowledgebase, let MC(A) be the set of maximally consistent subsets of A and let MI(A) be the set of minimally inconsistent subsets of A. Does the following hold? If so, give a proof. If not, give a counterexample. n MC(A) = A - UMI(A) [10 marks]
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