Find the fallacy or fallacies in the argument I'm almost sure that there is no fallacy in the argument, but I'm going to ask it anyway. Question; Find the fallacy or fallacies in the argument > The cow moos whenever the pig oinks.The cow moos.Therefore, the pig oinks. it means symbolically, P: The cow moos Q: The pig oinks $$ (P \rightarrow Q) \wedge P \Rightarrow Q $$ So, where is the fallacy ?

With $P$ denoting "The cow moos" and $Q$ denoting "The pig oinks",

> The cow moos whenever the pig oinks

is $Q \to P$, not $P \to Q$.