The following diagram shows that 13 \(\not \Rightarrow\) 359 is a code 6 non-implication, and the theory of transferability then shows that it is actually a code 4. It follows that the non-implication 199(\(n\)) \( \not \Rightarrow \) 359 is not just a code 6 non-implication, but is also a code 4 non-implication.
| 359 | This form is negation transferable | |||
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| 20 | ||||
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| 101 | ||||
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| 40 | ||||
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| 39 | ||||
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| 8 | ||||
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| 9 | ||||
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| 17 | ||||
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| 16 | \( \not \Rightarrow \) | 124 | ||
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| This form is transferable | 13 | |||
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| 199(\(n\)) |