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What is the set of support strategy?

  • A.The premises are divided into supporting and unsupported sets
  • B.Each clause must be resolved with at least one other clause
  • C.Every resolution must involve a clause descended from the negated goal
  • D.Only clauses supported by evidence may be used in the proof

Answer: C

Requiring that every step touch the negated goal or something derived from it prevents the prover from deriving irrelevant consequences of the premises, and it preserves completeness provided the premises alone are satisfiable. It is the most important of the classical strategies. The other options describe unrelated notions. A restriction that is both a large saving and provably harmless is worth adopting universally, which is what happened. Most errors here come from carrying a result across from a neighbouring case where it does not hold.

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